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stop the collection adgency from harrassing me about student loans

I have 2 student loans from 2001 which I kept in good standing untill 2006. One is with NSLC and the other with my bank.. I now make payments with one company while another collection adgency is trying to get money. what can I do to stop the collection adgency from harrassing me?

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One Response to “stop the collection adgency from harrassing me about student loans”

Barton Goth – Goth & Company Inc. -Trustee in Bankruptcy said...

The options to stop the harassment are as follows:
1. Make payment arrangements directly with the creditor;
2. Obtain a consolidation loan and pay out all of the student loans;
3. Look into a debt management plan through a non-profit credit counseling agency;
4. File a consumer proposal (assuming you have been out of school for greater than 7 years) with a trustee to settle the debt in a court sanctioned manner;
5. File for bankruptcy (again, assuming you have been out of school for greater than 7 years).

These are the ways you can get the harassment stopped.