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WI — student loans, the record where you live.

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237
complaints from WI residents, last 12 months
-23.8%
vs the 12 months before (311)
11
still sitting in progress (2 yrs)

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Most complained-about companies here

  1. MOHELA97
  2. Nelnet, Inc.45
  3. Maximus Federal Services, Inc.24
  4. Servicer under contract with Federal Student Aid17
  5. EdFinancial Services13
  6. Navient Solutions, LLC.8
  7. Central Research Inc5
  8. AES/PHEAA3
  9. Climb Credit Inc.3
  10. HEARTLAND PAYMENT SYSTEMS INC3
  11. LendKey Technologies, Inc.3
  12. SLM CORPORATION3

Companies with the most open files here

  1. MOHELA11

What people here complain about

  1. Dealing with your lender or servicer152
  2. Struggling to repay your loan49
  3. Incorrect information on your report19
  4. Problem with a company's investigation into an existing problem7
  5. Improper use of your report5
  6. Getting a loan2
  7. Issue with income share agreement2
  8. Problem with fraud alerts or security freezes1

Which products

  1. Credit reporting or other personal consumer reports49,235
  2. Debt collection2,125
  3. Credit card885
  4. Checking or savings account680
  5. Money transfer, virtual currency, or money service363
  6. Mortgage247

CFPB complaints about student loans products filed by consumers whose address is in this state. Counts scale with population and company size; they are not findings.

Source: Alpha Covenant Holdings, from the CFPB Consumer Complaint Database. Free to reprint with attribution and a link. · CFPB source

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