On the recordApril 12, 2021
The burden should not be on the borrowers, though, who repeated, through our investigations, both with respect to Navient and PHEAA, OK, were shown time and time again to have misled borrowers.
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Warren emphasizes that borrowers should not bear the burden of misleading practices by loan servicers.
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