White House Meeting on Financial Transparency

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The White House, June 2012

Summary:

In a meeting today, university leaders met with members of the administration including Education Secretary Arne Duncan to "commit to providing key financial information to all of their incoming students starting next year." As part of this commitment, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is seeking public comment on a model financial aid award letter.

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June 5, 2012