Non-federal student loan Can't repay my loan can't decrease my monthly payments
Higher Education Student Assistance Authority (HESAA) Student loan department,
Non-federal student loan Can't repay my loan Can't decrease my monthly payments New Jersey
In 2007, I made a decision to return to college to complete a degree I started 10 years prior. I was ineligible for student aid because although I was n't working, I am married. I had maxed out the amount of money I could take with - - so I borrowed from NJ class. When I graduated, I was sent a bill almost right away. I called to tell them that I was n't working and asked if I could defer/forbear the loan for a few months. I was told there were no options. With - children to care for my husband and I had nothing to send while I was n't working. I called them back to make arrangements when I was finally able to obtain a job but it was too late and I was sued by their debt collection lawyers. I am now paying almost triple the amount per month than the original payment with the threat that if I do n't pay my wages will be garnished. I have talked several people out of taking loans with NJ class because their practices ; I was n't given any grace after graduation or any other options for repayment. I was n't trying to get out of my obligation, I just needed time to find a job or something that would have help during an economic hardship. NJ class feels they can get away with it because they do n't have to follow the same structure as the federal student loans but they ca n't be discharged on a bankruptcy because they are a student loan company so no matter how it impacts my family there is nothing I can do. I am forced to come up with a high payment that goes up $50.00 every six months until it 's paid. Shame on NJ Class for giving people the false impression they are there to assist in the goals and dreams of students that just want to get an education but fall short on money.
Higher Education Student Assistance Authority (HESAA) customer in New Jersey
Apr 20, 2016
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
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