Non-federal student loan Dealing with my lender or servicer trouble with how payments are handled
Navient Student loan department,
Non-federal student loan Dealing with my lender or servicer Trouble with how payments are handled California
My monthly payment increased to $ -/month and I was laid off from my job. After going back and forth with my private loan provider about lowering my interest rate, my application for a lowered interest rate was denied twice. Now I am being hit with late fees in addition to two months of unpaid payments. I do n't know what to do, and the company is not giving me ANY information on how to move forward in a way that works for me in my current situation. If my payments were lowered, I could continue paying on time as I have done every single month since graduation in 2009. Instead of helping their clients, private loan companies pigeonhole them and hold they accountable for insanely high payments even during unexpected hardships, such as losing a job. I 'm simply asking for a new or revised contract, in which the folks on the phone at Navient are unhelpful with their information and keep repeating the contract I 'm currently in. I should n't be a prisoner of my student loan debt. I am a responsible person who is trying my best to make payments every month, but when my $ -/month payment gets double and I lose my job, I simply can not pay. I should n't have to explain to any decent person that I have other payments to make such as rent, food, utilities, health costs, other student debts, etc. etc. If I was living off the streets would it be a reasonable cause for my payments to be lowered?! Not everyone has a trust fund and not everyone can scrape their family members clean of their hard earned money. My voice is not being heard. It 's simply unacceptable that while I 'm in communication with the company about a revised contract I " owe '' a late fee. I do n't know why this type of business is n't being called as what it is - criminal activity. Forgive me for putting myself through school and borrowing money. I 'm truly at a loss.
Navient customer in California
Dec 01, 2015
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
Navient response to complaint:
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