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Ed. Note: Today we’re coming to you to announce a new project by Protect Borrowers and The Century Foundation—Affordable NYC Now. For regular In Debt readers, this project draws on two kinds of debt that animate much of the content we publi...
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Today, Mike writes in for our opening with a quick take on OpenAI’s blockbuster announcement last week of a partnership with Plaid.
On Friday, OpenAI announced a deal with ChatGPT and Plaid, the fintech compan...
Among the innovations on offer from the biggest banks in the United States is the premium credit card, with the financial pizzazz that attracts both wealthy consumers and people aspiring to that status. Those cards might seem irresistibly e...
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We swapped the email title and subtitle, what do you think?
Now, back to what I think: I am in love with the ongoing fight between the banks and crypto. The girls, as they say, are fighting, and by god you will find me rin...
This financial aid season, private student lenders are expanding loan options for graduate students to address financing gaps caused by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. As we’ve warned over, and over, and over, and over again, the private st...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
An online magazine about debt from the good folks at Protect Borrowers.
I write about debt. Lawyer, advocate, and co-founder of Protect Borrowers. Former federal financial regulator and House staffer.
voice of a generation
research @ protect borrowers
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.
Peter Granville is a fellow at The Century Foundation, where he analyzes federal and state policy efforts to improve college access and affordability.
Austin is the managing partner at Public Goods Practice. Previously, he worked at the CFPB where he led efforts to uncover and address systemic failures in higher education finance.
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