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Is it possible to pursue a claim against the unenforceability of student loans?
I took my student loan out in 1998 and therefore it does not fall under the Consumer Credit Act (I believe student loans fell under the Higher Education Act from 1998 onwards). Would it still be possible to pursue a claim against the unenforceability of such a loan as it is still a form of consumer lending?
Unfortunately you would not be able to pursue a claim as Income Contingent loans are not regulated by the Consumer Credit Act.
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