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  • Public colleges send overdue bills to private debt collectors — in every state except one

    06/06/2021 7:33:21 AM PDT · by deport · 8 replies
    NBC News ^ | June 1, 2021 | Meredith Kolodner
    To the surprise of many students and parents, public colleges in every state except Louisiana use for-profit debt collection agencies to recover overdue tuition, library fees and even parking ticket fines. Many universities add late fees to students' bills, and when debt collectors add another 40 percent, students can end up owing thousands of dollars more than they did originally. In some states, the law requires public colleges to use collection agencies if debts go unpaid for too long. Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas, sends overdue accounts to private debt collection companies after about six months, according to...
  • Senate Passes New Bankruptcy Legislation [74-25]

    03/10/2005 4:06:42 PM PST · by West Coast Conservative · 860 replies · 12,387+ views
    AP ^ | March 10, 2005 | MARCY GORDON
    The Senate passed legislation Thursday that will make it harder for Americans to rid themselves of debt by filing for bankruptcy. The House is expected to pass the measure next month, delivering to President Bush a second victory this year on pro-business legislation he had sought. The vote was 74-25 to approve the most thorough overhaul of bankruptcy laws in a quarter-century.