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Government Operations committee  I have no concerns of that nature at all. In fact, when students look like they're going to be in default, there have been a number of programs put in place to help them better manage that debt to ultimately repay--both to prolong it, but also recent programs have helped lower th

March 1st, 2011Committee meeting

Sally Thornton

Government Operations committee  Thank you. There are two different items here. The first is the write-off of student loans. Those are loans that have been made historically; 99% of them were made more than six years ago and there's been no action since. They are not collectible by statute; they go through a pr

March 1st, 2011Committee meeting

Sally Thornton

March 1st, 2011Committee meeting

Sally Thornton

Government Operations committee  It's the right magnitude over each year. This one shows three years, hence $150 million, but it's actually the same. On an annual basis, it's been stable for a decade; it's less than 1% of the overall portfolio.

March 1st, 2011Committee meeting

Sally Thornton

Government Operations committee  The second question you raised has to do with the statutory forecast for the demand for student loans, and that was the increase by $311 million. In that instance they've simply updated their forecast of projected loans based on more recent information. Since they last provided a

March 1st, 2011Committee meeting

Sally Thornton