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Unisa student loans complaints

Consumers have filed 52 complaints about Unisa's student loans, 12 in the last 12 months. Unisa answered 58.3% on time and closed 25% with relief. See the whole Unisa record.

Unisa against other student loan servicers

#Company12 monthsChangeOn timeReliefAll time
1MOHELA7,252-10%36%2%25,029
2Nelnet3,551-13%99.9%0%16,699
3Maximus Federal Services2,3910%100%0%8,072
4Servicer under contract with Federal Student Aid1,520+1%0%-3,025
5Edfinancial Services1,456-7%98.9%0%6,432
6Sallie Mae716+38%100%12%4,273
7Central Research530+151%99.8%0%744
8Navient462-39%100%0%35,811
9Climb Credit304+78%100%0%534
10AES / PHEAA206+4%100%14%13,061
11SoFi160+13%100%9%335
12Goal Structured Solutions108+104%100%0%250
13Unisa12new58.3%25%52

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Latest Unisa student loans complaints

ReceivedAboutIssueStateAnswerOn time
Nov 20, 2020Student loansIncorrect information on your reportAccount status incorrectCOExplainedYes
Mar 13, 2020Student loansDealing with your lender or servicerReceived bad information about your loanMAExplainedYes
Oct 12, 2019Student loansProblem with a credit reporting company's investigation into an existing problemInvestigation took more than 30 days-ExplainedYes
Apr 1, 2019Student loansDealing with your lender or servicerReceived bad information about your loanTXExplainedYes
Feb 15, 2019Student loansDealing with your lender or servicerTrouble with how payments are being handledTXExplainedYes
Sep 22, 2018Student loansDealing with your lender or servicerProblem with customer serviceNYExplainedYes
Sep 3, 2018Student loansDealing with your lender or servicerTrouble with how payments are being handledTXExplainedYes
Sep 3, 2018Student loansDealing with your lender or servicerTrouble with how payments are being handledTXExplainedYes
Jul 21, 2018Student loansDealing with your lender or servicerTrouble with how payments are being handledCAExplainedYes
Jul 2, 2018Student loansIncorrect information on your reportAccount status incorrectGAExplainedYes
Jun 28, 2018Student loansDealing with your lender or servicerTrouble with how payments are being handledCAExplainedYes
Feb 28, 2018Student loansDealing with your lender or servicerReceived bad information about your loanTXExplainedYes
Feb 17, 2018Student loansDealing with your lender or servicerProblem with customer serviceMAExplainedYes
Jan 28, 2018Student loansDealing with your lender or servicerTrouble with how payments are being handledKSExplainedYes
Dec 21, 2017Student loansDealing with your lender or servicerDon't agree with the fees chargedNYExplainedYes
Nov 30, 2017Student loansDealing with your lender or servicerTrouble with how payments are being handledNHExplainedYes
Oct 18, 2017Student loansDealing with your lender or servicerTrouble with how payments are being handledMAExplainedYes
Sep 25, 2017Student loansIncorrect information on your reportAccount status incorrectORExplainedYes
Sep 25, 2017Student loansDealing with your lender or servicerNeed information about your loan balance or loan termsMDExplainedYes
Jul 11, 2017Student loansStruggling to repay your loanCan't get other flexible options for repaying your loanTXExplainedYes
Oct 3, 2016Student loansDealing with my lender or servicerTrouble with how payments are handledCAExplainedYes
Aug 25, 2016Student loansDealing with my lender or servicerDon't agree with fees chargedSCExplainedYes

Your rights with student loan servicers

Federal student loan borrowers can switch to an income-driven repayment plan, ask for deferment or forbearance, and apply for forgiveness programs such as Public Service Loan Forgiveness through studentaid.gov. The Federal Student Aid ombudsman helps with disputes your servicer will not fix. Private loans follow the contract and state law instead.

Scam warning: Applying for federal repayment plans and forgiveness is free. Anyone who charges a fee, asks for your FSA ID or promises instant forgiveness is not to be trusted.

General information, not legal advice; rules vary by state. Plain-English guides

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