Americans for Fairness in Lending

College students, increasingly reliant on high-priced and lightly regulated private loans to pay tuition and other expenses, are risking their futures by taking out expensive loans, a new study warns.  These private loans now account for nearly one in every four dollars of student borrowing.  "Paying the Price: The High Cost of Private Student Loans and the Dangers for Student Borrowers," a report issued March 3 by AFFIL Partner the National Consumer Law Center, finds that private student loans are almost always more expensive than federal loans.

Report_PrivateLoans.pdf