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Dear Editor:
Centuries ago the prophet Isaiah said to the Jewish nation "woe to those who make unjust laws, to those who issue oppressive decrees."
Those words apply to the student loan industry here in the United States as well.
I belong to a grassroots organization called Student Loan Justice (www.studentloanjustice.org). We are working to restore basic consumer protections to student loans.
In 1997, student loan companies such as Sallie Mae successfully lobbied Congress to amend the Higher Education Act (HEA) and remove consumer protections, making defaulted student loans among the most lucrative and easy debts to collect. The loan companies actually have a vested interest in debtors defaulting on their loans, because they can then levy huge penalties & raise interest rates to credit card interest levels.
According to Harvard Professor Elizabeth Warren in a Wall Street Journal article written by John Hechinger, "student loan debt collectors have power that would make a mobster envious." They are allowed to garnish or seize social security and disability payments, and can even raid personal bank accounts without a court order. People have committed suicide as a direct result of these tactics.
The only ones who benefit from this situation are the CEOs and corporate officers of the student loan companies. The outrageous profits they make would do far more good circulating in local economies, rather than filling the wallets of the already-wealthy.
Brian Galloway
Washington State
Do 29 jan 2009, 22:53