With all the uncertainty surrounding student loans, scammers are preying on individuals who are looking for lower payments or ...

Your loan servicer might also call you, and the phone number may look legitimate. But if a caller asks you to take action for debt relief, to pay them money, or to share your personal or financial ...

There's just one answer, No! The email, supposedly from the "Student-Loan Debt Department," raises some big warning signs that it's a scam. VERIFY noticed a few things that don't add up ...

Ensure the website is secure (look for "https" in the URL), and never share sensitive information over unsecured email or ...

Banks will never send clickable links through SMS or email,” he added. One loan scam monitored by the CICC spoofed the Bank of Philippine Islands (BPI) to make it appear that the offer came from ...

“This is an advanced fee loan phishing scam gone wild,” said Steve J. Bernas, BBB president and CEO. “People report receiving multiple daily calls, often from different phone ...