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Aspire Resources IncAbout
Important information
- Additional Info:Aspire Resources Inc is a subsidiary of Iowa Student Loan and since April 2012 they service the direct student loans through the US Department of Education. The BBB maintains a separate report on Iowa Student Loan. You may click on the following link to take you to their Business Review: http://www.bbb.org/iowa/business-reviews/financing/iowa-student-loan-liquidity-corporation-in-west-des-moines-ia-17001291
Business Details
- BBB File Opened:
- 6/22/2012
- Business Started:
- 2/13/2001
- Type of Entity:
- Corporation
- Alternate Names:
- Aspire Servicing Center
- Business Management:
- Steve McCullough, President
- Jen Hempel, Compliance Director
Additional Contact Information
- Principal Contacts
- Steve McCullough, President
- Customer Contacts
- Steve McCullough, President
- Fax numbers
- Primary Fax: (515) 471-8196
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- Loans
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