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An online magazine about debt from the good folks at Protect Borrowers.
Protect Borrowers (f/k/a: Student Borrower Protection Center) is a nonprofit fighting to protect people from predatory lenders and fighting for an economy where debt doesn’t limit opportunity. Publisher of @indebtmag.
Lawyer, advocate, and co-founder of Protect Borrowers. Former federal financial regulator and House staffer.
voice of a generation
Public interest class action litigator, academic, former financial regulator, current Director of Competition and Regulatory Policy at Vanderbilt Policy Accelerator.
Higher ed, affordability, debt, upward mobility, working dad, sports, kittens.
Emily DiVito is the Senior Advisor for Economic Policy at Groundwork Collaborative. She previously served in the Treasury Department and at the Roosevelt Institute.
Comms. Formers: CFPB, CAP/CAP Action, U.S. Senate. Pronounced price. All spin is mine.
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