I have paid 40k to sallie mae on a loan that was 26k principal. My current payoff is 30k or 60k in payments. How is this legal?
Can I sue to stop any more interest on top of interest payments?
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Scott Riddle ·
How would we know? You ask for a blind analysis without us knowing the aging, interest or anything else. YOU should have the paperwork to see what the numbers are and the charges. If you don't have it, get an account statement from Sallie Mae. We don't have it.
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