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If you’ve ever taken out a student loan—federal or private—you trusted a financial institution with your most sensitive info: your name, your SSN, your financials.

Now what happens when that same institution (like your student loan servicer or even the Department of Education) fails to protect that information… and it gets exposed in a data breach?

📢 That’s a VIOLATION.
They have a LEGAL obligation under federal law to safeguard your data. If they didn’t? That’s a liability issue—and you may be entitled to compensation.

You’re not just a borrower—you’re a consumer with RIGHTS.
And if they dropped the ball, you don’t just have to accept it—you can take ACTION. 💥

This isn’t just about credit repair. This is about knowing how to hold these agencies accountable and leveraging the law to work in your favor.

🎯 If you've been part of a data breach (and most of us have), this is your wake-up call.
Comment or text “CHALLENGE” to 917-993-5238 and let’s build your case and your credit.

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