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Important Alert: Protecting Your Financial Safety
Another company has used our name when reaching out about students loans. We are not connected to that company and do not reach out to borrowers.
At American Financial Solutions, we provide student loan counseling — but we do not promise loan forgiveness or guarantee discharge programs. Our certified counselors help clients:
- Understand repayment options through the Department of Education
- Explore income-driven repayment, consolidation, deferment, or forbearance
- Find manageable ways to stay on track with student loan payments
If you are contacted by someone using our name with offers of “special access” to forgiveness, reduction, or discharge of loans, be cautious and do not share your personal information.
Here are common warning signs to watch for:
- Promises of “Immediate Forgiveness.” True forgiveness programs are only through the U.S. Department of Education and require specific eligibility.
- Requests for Fees. Be wary if you are asked to pay money to have your loans discharged.
- Government Impersonation. Always check for .gov websites for official student loan information.
- High-Pressure Tactics. Legitimate options don’t expire overnight.
- Requests for Your FSA ID. Never give out your Federal Student Aid login or Social Security Number to unsolicited callers or emails.
To confirm you’re working with the real American Financial Solutions, contact us directly at (888) 282-5492 or visit www.myfinancialgoals.org.
Your trust and security matter to us — please stay aware and safe.
