Past Coverage

• Lenders Sue Education Department for Reducing Costs of Its Loans - November 17, 2000
• Education Department Issues Lender-of-Last-Resort Guidelines as More Banks Quit Federal Program - March 28, 2008
• Outgoing Administration Seeks Dismissal of Lenders' Suit Against Education Dept. - February 2, 2001
• Default Rates on Guaranteed Student Loans Likely to Drop This Year, Data Suggest - March 8, 2007
• Democrats Look to Large Lenders to Help Pay for Plan to Cut Student-Loan Rates in Half - January 19, 2007

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