Navient Solutions, LLC.

Consumer Complaints

There are over 31323 complaints on file for Navient Solutions, LLC.. Dated between 2019-12-15 and 2012-03-01.

Complaints Page 141

2019-01-11

Struggling to repay your loan

Student loan: Private student loan

Can't get other flexible options for repaying your loan
Company Response: Closed with explanation

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2019-01-11

NY

Struggling to repay your loan

Student loan: Private student loan

Problem lowering your monthly payments
Complaint: Hi my name isXXXX XXXX. A long story short ... .I have federal and private loans through Navient. They are indicting that I owe almost {$80000.00} in loans!!! They are saying I have 4 loans through them. However, my parents have paid, in full, two of my federal loans and they have confirmation of such. I should only have two more loans through them which both my parents and I are paying. I have had a VERY difficult time trying to set up a payment plan with them so I can actually pay them back and not ruin my credit!!!! Its becaise of them that Ill never get a mortgage in my name : ( ( they have ruined my credit because they are not willing to work with me!! And when my mother just recently called to see what is was that we owe and how much, they wouldnt give her an answer!!! Whats up with that???? Working with them, well trying to work with them, for the last 11 years has been XXXX. They are unruly. I do not make that Much money and they want like $ XXXX/month from me!!! I cant do that. Anyways trying, begging, for help and direction on how to see if they have XXXX me over. There is NO way I owe {$80000.00}!!!! Please help me ... XXXX XXXX
Company Response: Closed with explanation

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2019-01-11

MI

Dealing with your lender or servicer

Student loan: Federal student loan servicing

Trouble with how payments are being handled
Complaint: My federal student loans are with Navient. I qualify for the XXXX Loan Forgiveness program and, to date, have submitted 3 different applications for that - all three being denied. For the second application attempt, two items were reported that I had to fix in order to reapply. I took care of those two items and resubmitted. That third submission was denied and this time they listed 3 different items that caused the denial. I submitted the same form as I did for the second submission ; the only difference is that the third one was corrected for the two items Navient said were missing in my second submission. Also, now they've put me on forbearance - they say to help me prepare yet another application for the forgiveness program. I do not want the forbearance because I've heard about the lawsuits against Navient. Thinking back, they have done the same after my earlier applications, so I believe I'm subject to the same illegal practices as loan holders in the 5 states suing Navient. However, I live in Michigan, a state that is not involved in the lawsuit. It is also the home of XXXX XXXX! In the meantime, I am looking into transferring those loans to my bank, as it was not my decision to have my loans transferred from the original loanholder, XXXX, to Navient.
Company Response: Closed with explanation

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2019-01-11

Spokane, WA

Struggling to repay your loan

Student loan: Federal student loan servicing

Problem lowering your monthly payments
Company Response: Closed with explanation

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2019-01-11

DE

Dealing with your lender or servicer

Student loan: Federal student loan servicing

Trouble with how payments are being handled
Complaint: This is now my third official complaint against Navient about bad business practices, allocation mistakes, and ignoring allocation directions. Whomever Navient is paid up with for protection or has bribed at CFPB, they are getting their moneys worth. Outright, this company, Navient is shady. Every student loan statement comes with printed directions for allocating payments differently to include written instructions. " You have the option to instruct us to allocate payments differently or to not advance your due date. ... Clearly write your instructions on a separate piece of paper included with your check. '' I did so by dating a letter and mailing a large payment ( {$6800.00} ) on approximately XX/XX/XXXX. This amount was intended to pay off close to 99 % of the entire student loan debt so I could be rid of this terrible loan service company after getting extremely tired of all the printed statement confusion throughout XX/XX/XXXX and other on-going issues. The payment cleared on XX/XX/XXXX. The allocation instructions were not followed, again. On XX/XX/XXXX at approximately XXXX, Navient customer service agent XXXX confirmed that they had indeed received the allocation instructions letter with the XXXX payment, and that is all I needed to know given previous experiences with this company. The most important takeaway I have from my experiences with Navient is that they blatantly choose to ignore written instructions pertaining to allocation. Any apologies or responses in regards to complaints are simply fluff. They do not follow written instructions, this fact can not be emphasized enough ; Navient should be penalized in some way.
Company Response: Closed with explanation

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2019-01-11

Blairstown, IA

Incorrect information on your report

Credit reporting, credit repair services, or other personal consumer reports: Credit reporting

Account information incorrect
Complaint: All the amount of loans were not correct, when I was a student I was working two jobs, am sure did not take these amount of loans. They had been reported wrong and overcharging. I saw all in the news from 2005 there was a lawsuit against the loan server. Still, there were so many lawsuits all over the USA, against them, for misleading.
Company Response: Closed with explanation

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2019-01-11

Struggling to repay your loan

Student loan: Federal student loan servicing

Can't get other flexible options for repaying your loan
Company Response: Closed with explanation

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2019-01-11

MI

Dealing with your lender or servicer

Student loan: Federal student loan servicing

Received bad information about your loan
Complaint: This about Department of Education /XXXX . I attended 2 different Community Colleges without a High School Diploma. I read about the Ability to Benefit Application, which helps some people be able to get their loans discharged. The qualifications are, no High School Diploma or G.e.d. You did not go through the ability to benefit test. False certification of documents. Meaning someone forged your name on documents etc. I qualified in every way. I sent test scores to them. Test showed I did not pass, sent high school transcripts etc. The Dept of Ed denied my application stating I had a High School Diploma. Now, the are the DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. They know if I graduated from High School, or have my G.E.D. US Dept of Ed used lie, so they would not need to honor their application for the Ability to Benefit discharge. Navient, has my loans they gave me the run around so much concerning documents they needed to process that application, so it could get to the Dept of Education. They are being sued Dept of Ed, and Navient for these type of practices. Not honoring the discharge applications. Also charging to much on interest ext. HELP PLEASE!
Company Response: Closed with explanation

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2019-01-11

IL

Struggling to repay your loan

Student loan: Private student loan

Can't get other flexible options for repaying your loan
Complaint: I had a semester at my university that I wound up withdrawing from when my father spent several weeks nearly XXXX in the hospital, during the same time my grandmother died, and I, myself, experienced symptoms of what I later found out was XXXX ( at XXXX! ), all while having a lot of conflicts with faculty members. I couldn't get a refund and for the next 2 semesters, I was JUST short of paying, using the subsidized loan, and took out very small loans from Navient. This was fall of XX/XX/XXXX. I'm an autistic man who is having difficulty finding work, even with an XXXX degree. It's XX/XX/XXXX. Somehow, my total student debt, which was about XXXX at graduation, is now nearly 30,000. I deferred as long as I could and went on income-driven replacement with XXXX income when that stopped being an option. What almost always happens is that Navient doesn't notify me when I need to fill out a new application for income driven replacement, I miss a payment deadline, get some kind of fee, and have my debt buildNot to mention that 6.2 % is a CRIMINALLY high rate to charge a person for education, when civilized countries in the world have education free. I have strong suspicion that Navient gets extra fees from customers by design. My credit is going to be too low for me to get an apartment if I try to move anywhere for employment. This is just not right.
Company Response: Closed with explanation

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2019-01-11

Chicago, IL

Dealing with your lender or servicer

Student loan: Private student loan

Keep getting calls about your loan
Complaint: Private loans with Navient ( " Signature Loans '' ) were discharged in bankruptcy. Navient reported accounts 'closed ' on my credit report with XXXX balance due. Discharge dated XX/XX/XXXX / XXXX district Illinois. They later claim that the loan are now in repayment. I feel compelled to not make payments for loans that show as closed and XXXX balance on my credit report. These need to be confirmed as discharged with Navient 's system.
Company Response: Closed with explanation

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2019-01-11

Plymouth, FL

Dealing with your lender or servicer

Student loan: Federal student loan servicing

Trouble with how payments are being handled
Company Response: Closed with explanation

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2019-01-11

UT

Dealing with your lender or servicer

Student loan: Private student loan

Trouble with how payments are being handled
Complaint: Initially my loan was processed by Sallie Mae, but was sold to Navient. Without my knowledge, Navient consolidated the loans, removing them from Direct Loan status. I am a XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX. When I first started working, my monthly net income was {$1700.00} and Navient was billing me for {$600.00} payments. When I contacted them, they encouraged me to apply for forbearance rather than IBR. Interest was capitalized, raising my loan balance from {$30000.00} to {$52000.00}. I learned about IBR, applied and have been making regular payments for almost 6 years. I applied for public loan forgiveness and received a letter in response saying that my qualifications had not been reviewed and my application was denied because my loans were not in Direct Loan status. I was also told that IBR pay back is 25 years. Additionally, the loan is in negative amortization. I received a XXXX for 2018 indicating student loan interest received was {$5900.00}. This is the exact amount to the penny that I paid during 2018. The loan balance remains at {$52000.00}.
Company Response: Closed with explanation

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2019-01-10

Staten Island, NY

Struggling to repay your loan

Student loan: Private student loan

Can't get other flexible options for repaying your loan
Complaint: My total loan from Naivent is {$140000.00}. I am currently paying {$1300.00} a month in student loan repayment. I am unable to afford this payment seeing as I work at a non profit and pay rent. My mother, who is my cosigner, recently lost her job and is not working right now. My monthly payment is over half my income. I have contacted Naivent on multiple occasions about lowering my monthly payment and they said there is nothing they can do about it. They suggested I consolidate my loans, but I do not have good credit. After graduating from college, I did a year of service called XXXX XXXX XXXX and could not pay my loans. Navient refused to put me in forbearance and therefore put late payments on my credit report. I asked them to remove the late payments so my credit could go up and they also refused. They have not been any help and are extremely rude. There is no way I can continue paying the {$1300.00} a month and I am not sure what to do.
Company Response: Closed with non-monetary relief

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2019-01-10

Ocala, FL

Dealing with your lender or servicer

Student loan: Federal student loan servicing

Trouble with how payments are being handled
Company Response: Closed with explanation

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2019-01-10

Jackson, MS

Dealing with your lender or servicer

Student loan: Federal student loan servicing

Received bad information about your loan
Company Response: Closed with explanation

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2019-01-10

So Effingham, NH

Struggling to repay your loan

Student loan: Private student loan

Can't get other flexible options for repaying your loan
Complaint: I consolidated my loans through Sallie Mae/Navient. When I stopped working, rather than guiding me to a payment plan that would help me continue making payments, Navient guided me towards a deferment program. The balance of my student loans has almost tripled. In addition, Navient, when I started working again, based income-based payments on both my income and my husbands even though he was never responsible for these loans. These two factors are causing a significant hardship. Navient has refused to deal with this.
Company Response: Closed with explanation

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2019-01-10

Dealing with your lender or servicer

Student loan: Federal student loan servicing

Received bad information about your loan
Company Response: Closed with explanation

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2019-01-10

Grand View, ID

Dealing with your lender or servicer

Student loan: Private student loan

Trouble with how payments are being handled
Company Response: Closed with explanation

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2019-01-10

Royal Palm Beach, FL

Dealing with your lender or servicer

Student loan: Federal student loan servicing

Need information about your loan balance or loan terms
Company Response: Closed with explanation

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2019-01-10

Crofton, MD

Struggling to repay your loan

Student loan: Private student loan

Problem lowering your monthly payments
Company Response: Closed with explanation

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2019-01-10

Scottsdale, AZ

Struggling to repay your loan

Student loan: Federal student loan servicing

Can't get other flexible options for repaying your loan
Complaint: I have had student loans that first were with Sallie Mae and later moved to Navient. I attended school for the loans with Navient in XX/XX/XXXX. From XX/XX/XXXX to XX/XX/XXXX I struggled to make payments on this loan due to being a stay at home parent with my spouse in military service. I was only ever offered hardship forbearance as a resolve to the payments. This causing my balance to continue to increase with interest fees. I went back to school in summer XX/XX/XXXX obtaining a student loan from a different lender, XXXX. When I stopped attending school I was contacted by this lender for payment options. They asked multiple questions and even though I now had income I did not previously have they explained that I qualified for a income driven repayment plan. This option would avoid additional cost being added to the balance but I would need to contact them each year to re-certify my qualification. They completed my application which the Department of Education applied to both my loans with XXXX and Navient. This income driven repayment option was never offered even when my family was qualifying for state assistance programs that Navient inquired about while applying for the hardship forbearance. Since starting the income driven repayment I have had to dispute credit reporting by Navient as well in XX/XX/XXXX when rather than decreasing my balance they reported an increase in my balance. This caused my credit score 70 points and when corrected my score only improved 24 points.
Company Response: Closed with explanation

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2019-01-10

Newnan, GA

Struggling to repay your loan

Student loan: Private student loan

Problem lowering your monthly payments
Complaint: As an uninformed XXXX-year old, I took out student loans through Sallie Mae for my XXXX degree between XXXX and XXXX. I was not well-informed on the difference between a fixed-interest rate and a variable-interest rate, and was thankful for any loan that would help me pay for my college degree, as my family could not help me with tuition. While I was in school, the interest rate on one of my Sallie Mae loans sky-rocketed to 14.75 %, which quickly caused the loan amount to double from {$20000.00} to over {$40000.00}. I was eventually able to refinance this loan to a lower, fixed-interest rate through a different company, but am stuck paying off $ XXXX in interest before I can even touch the actual money that I borrowed. In the last three years, I have been able to pay off a little over {$5000.00} of this loan. I have three additional loans that were taken out through Sallie Mae ( one each year of my undergrad ). These loans were sold to Navient approximately 3 ago where their interest rates remained low ( at first ), but still variable. Over the past year and a half, I have watched my interest rates slowly creep up higher each time I begin to make some progress in paying down one of these loans. I had to enter interest-only payments in order to be able to ensure that I could afford payments. I was eventually able to start applying extra to these loans each month, and although that amount was small, it allowed me to pay off {$10000.00} over the course of three years ( XX/XX/XXXX - XX/XX/XXXX ). Unfortunately, over the course of those three years, I have paid Navient a total of {$22000.00}. Please note that this amount only includes those payments made since Navient has taken over these loans and not any money that was paid to Sallie Mae. I have continued to try to refinance these loans for fixed interest rates including applying to Navient itself, as I received a mail notice that I was applicable to refinance. Unfortunately, despite an excellent credit score and a perfect payment history, I have been turned down over and over because I do not have anyone that can or will cosign for me. As an XXXX, I do not make a large income. At this point, just over half of each month 's paycheck is immediately allocated to student loans ( both private and federal ). As of today, my interest-only payments have ended on these loans with Navient. Not only has my required monthly payment doubled from {$350.00} to {$700.00} ( I was previously paying {$500.00} per month in order to work on paying them down ), but the interest rates have once again increased 0.25 %. If I am not able to get these loans refinanced, I fear that the interest rates on them are going to skyrocket like the previous one did under Sallie Mae 's management.
Company Response: Closed with explanation

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2019-01-10

Hamburg, MN

Dealing with your lender or servicer

Student loan: Private student loan

Received bad information about your loan
Complaint: I have been struggling to make minimum payments on my loan since I first graduated school. I was mislead by my school about this loan they pressured me into, trying to get me to take out even more for living expenses despite me telling them no several times, and later found out I was being charged 16 % interest on my loan while I was in school, which was then capitalized on year after year. My loans are all sitting at around 12 % interest even after being told over and over on the phone that my interest rate would be lowered to .01 % if I made on time payments for 3 months. I made the payments for 3 years and got nothing in writing despite NUMEROUS requests, and no valid proof my loan interest rates were lowered. My school has now been sued ( XXXX XXXX XXXX ) and has agreed to cancel the student loan debt of students its been charged with lying to. I believe I qualify for that discharge but because of the private loan I was pressured into I have had a very difficult time getting any help with my loan. I now owe $ 56,000+ when I originally borrowed {$32000.00} and have paid around {$12000.00} since 2008. I am calling my lender and recording the call, I will advise them I am recording it and I would like to forward that call to the CFPB.
Company Response: Closed with explanation

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2019-01-10

South Florida, FL

Dealing with your lender or servicer

Student loan: Private student loan

Trouble with how payments are being handled
Complaint: Since Navient became the service company for some Sallie Mae loans, I have had nothing but wrongful handling of my loans. Over the last few years, I have been told I no longer qualify for forbearance or in-school deferment on any sort. I did qualify for a hardship 1 % interest rate reduction program that I was told depends on my financial statement and income driven. The last two times I agreed to the program, I was paying 1 % of interest only, which was $ XXXX/mo. and today I reapplied was suddenly was given a 2.75 % rate for the same program, leaving me with $ XXXX/mo., which I explained I will have no way of paying. I tried to ask for some understanding that those loans were signed 16 years ago and that this payment is absolutely insane even at their suggested reduced rate. I was only told that I should have understood terms and conditions of those loans as a responsible adult. I spoke to a supervisor, then manager and was denied a document that explains how their system calculates the new 2.75 % rate reduction rate and was told it is NOT income driven but merely a courtesy program for those in hardship. Neither the supervisor nor the manage were able to further explain why I no longer qualify for the 1 % interest payment. I was quickly reminded of my large sum obligation and told the next step would be to remind my co-signers of their obligation as well. I asked for a written explanation of the program and was denied the request, again being reminded of my debt. My first complaint is that there is no explanation of changes to the rate reduction program and refused a written document. My second complaint is that the terms I agreed to over the phone recording always state that the rate reduction payment does not rid any additional interest accrued, making it very clear that any interest I would have paid with a pull interest only payment, would be added to the total balance of the entire loan regardless. I understand that the reduction plan of 2.75 % /mo. only keeps me from being delinquent, but does not actually narrow any of the original interest built and piles additional interest on top of the original interest to the total sum of the loan. But why, they can not explain, just say that " this is a courtesy plan and interest is stackable, which you agreed to ... ''
Company Response: Closed with explanation

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2019-01-09

Jacksonville, FL

Dealing with your lender or servicer

Student loan: Private student loan

Don't agree with the fees charged
Company Response: Closed with explanation

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