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They saddled themselves, moron. No one forced them to sign the papers.Sure. Let’s saddle a generation with crushing debt.
Great for the country
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They saddled themselves, moron. No one forced them to sign the papers.Sure. Let’s saddle a generation with crushing debt.
Great for the country
Issued below market rates.
And HALF of all loans are for masters degrees etc. at much higher cost.
It's sad when highly educated, high income people have to pay their debts.
Oh, wait, no it isn't. DURR
A. If we're making money off these loans don't even try to claim that taxpayers are bearing some burden by forgiving them. Taxpayers are MAKING money on these loans.Don't you?
The taxpayers are footing the bill for the lost principle, and the government misses out on the lost interest.A. If we're making money off these loans don't even try to claim that taxpayers are bearing some burden by forgiving them.
Not if they are forgiven.Taxpayers are MAKING money on these loans.
Very few loans will have lost principal. My son's for instance (that he has been paying for THIRTEEN years) paid off the principal well over a year ago and he is stuck with about SEVEN more years of paymentsThe taxpayers are footing the bill for the lost principle
These loans were not originally to make money (the government is not a bank) but to help educate the middle classthe government misses out on the lost interest.
Quantify this. Cite your sourcesVery few loans will have lost principal.
This is a lie.My son's for instance (that he has been paying for THIRTEEN years) paid off the principal well over a year ago...
If that were true, they would have been zero-interest loans from the the start.These loans were not originally to make money
A. If we're making money off these loans don't even try to claim that taxpayers are bearing some burden by forgiving them. Taxpayers are MAKING money on these loans.
B. Our government charging at or near market rate on guaranteed loans is a huge scam. Built into market rates is a big per cent of default that doesn't happen here.
The only question that matters is, did they or did they not borrow the money?
If they borrowed the money, then they owe the repayment of the loan plus interest. Where are you confused?
A. If we're making money off these loans don't even try to claim that taxpayers are bearing some burden by forgiving them. Taxpayers are MAKING money on these loans.
B. Our government charging at or near market rate on guaranteed loans is a huge scam. Built into market rates is a big per cent of default that doesn't happen here.
The diabolical plan was opening the door for something just like this, an eventual federal takeover of collage funding. 10K this time, 30K the next time, 60K the time after that...... Anybody on the left that thinks this is a one time deal is kidding themselves unless there is a strong public resentment like there was with defunding the police.
Federal student loans for undergraduates currently have an interest rate of 4.99% for the 2022-23 school year, while graduate students have interest rates of 6.5% or 7.5% for unsubsidized loans or Direct PLUS loans, respectively.
So, if you have student loan of 50K, your payment is around $330 for 20 years. If you get $10K from Biden's forgiveness program, your payment is going to be around $260, which is saving of $70 per month, only. This has nothing to do with helping students, it's just another socialist scheme to buy votes with someone else money.