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Forum Post: so the loan institute is lying about the amount and numbers

Posted 9 years ago on Sept. 10, 2014, 4:43 p.m. EST by MattHolck0 (3867)
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MY STUDENT LOAN

edfinancial SErvices

Matthew L Holck

san diego

Account NUmber: f804102982

statement Date

Loan TYope : DIRECT CONSOL

Oirigonal Priciple Amoount $ 26.390.34

lender Name: DEpartment of EDucation

Current Principle Ballance: $ 37,721.28 at 8% = 3017.68

Currect Interest Rate: 8%

Acrued Interest on NBext Due date: $5,315 note closer to 14%

the accrued interest does not match the interest listed

I find the Ed Financial irresponsible with setting the numbers I owe

and thereby not trust worthy

nor do I trust any earlier calculations

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[-] 1 points by DebtNEUTRALITYpetition (647) 9 years ago

Even though they say you owe 37,xxx,xxx, the 11 grand above the 26,xxx,xxx are probably interest rate charges that might be accruing at a higher interest rate or have ongoing penalties and fees added in?

However, it does seem like the data is incomplete if that all the data they gave you. www.debtneutralitypetition.com would freeze interest rate charges, penalties and fees on credit card debt and student loan debt if you have lost income due to a situation beyond your control or you are in a position where the debt will only go up based on one's present income.

[-] 1 points by MattHolck0 (3867) 9 years ago

if you can't understand these principle differences through calculation

I would present if this is the student loan common communication

the loan institute is guilty of deliberate deception and fraud to the general public

[-] 1 points by DebtNEUTRALITYpetition (647) 9 years ago

Is it possible there is additional info in the "fine print" on the backside of the bill? I would definitely file a complaint with the consumer financial protection bureau. The complaint will then require the loan company to respond or face a fine from the CFPB.

[-] 1 points by MattHolck0 (3867) 9 years ago

I have filed a complaint here

[-] 1 points by DebtNEUTRALITYpetition (647) 9 years ago

Why not do both?

[-] 1 points by MattHolck0 (3867) 9 years ago

I don't respect the current finance system