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Megan Connors of Harford County, Md., says she got a great education at Auburn University but a brutal lesson on private student loans.
Federal aid wasn't enough to cover four years at the Alabama school, so Connors made up the difference with private loans. Now, four years after graduation and working at a job far afield from her major, the prekindergarten teacher struggles to repay about $101,000 in private loans.
"If I knew I would be in this much debt, I probably wouldn't have pursued a four-year degree," said the 30-year-old, whose retired parents help with the loan payments.
Granted, Connors' case is unusual. But it's a dramatic example of how some young adults have relied on private education loans to fulfill a college dream, not realizing the long-term financial consequences to themselves and the family members who co-sign. It's an issue that has long concerned student advocates - and now Congress.
The Dodd-Frank law requires the Education Department and the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to report on private education loans by July. As part of that, the consumer bureau recently announced it was seeking answers from students, schools and lenders to a series of questions.
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Holding corporations derive some protection from their detached status as non-owners. Despite its status, a holding company can reap the benefits of its detachment without loss of control. Under the Savings and Loan Holding Company Act of 1967, holding companies are allowed to control thrifts. Thrifts are saving and loan associations that take deposits for loan obligations. (Black’s Law Dictionary). Thrift Associations give the holding company control of assets, but they are also heavily regulated under the supervision of the Office of Thrift Supervision. Out of the 1300 thrifts regulated by OTS, approximately half are controlled by holding companies. (Office of Thrift Supervision).
The Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act authorizes greater control for financial holding Corporations (FHC)s. Under older guidelines, holding corporations were only permitted to be “passive” and operate subsidiaries through “routine management.” (Dunham). FHCs may now become “full participants in the business of organizing, marketing, managing and investing in private equity funds and … an insurance holding company [may] remain in the set businesses after acquiring a bank.” (Dunham at p. 5).