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CBS Evening News “Life and Debt” Three Part Series on Student Loan Debt

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CBS interviewed us and our class action co-counsel, Gus Centrone of Centrone & Shrader, P.A., as background for their recent three part Eye on America story focusing on the student debt crisis.  Per Seth Frotman, formerly with the CFPB, there is zero plan to tackle this at the federal level and that the student debt crisis is here with no end or change in sight.  Very true.

Parts I, II and III:

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/student-loan-debt-i-had-a-panic-attack-millennials-struggle-under-the-burden-of-student-loan-debt/

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/student-loan-debt-seniors-owe-billions-in-student-loan-debt-this-will-follow-me-to-the-grave/

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/loan-forgiveness-program-rejects-teacher-leaving-her-with-80000-in-debt-2019-05-02/

Please check out our blog for helpful advice and podcasts on how to avoid being overwhelmed by student loan debt.  This affects those in all walks of life, and those in every age group.  If you would like to consult with us about your options, just click the link below to schedule.

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