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My husband and I paid our loans back. It wasn't easy starting out but we managed.
Now we have to pay for irresponsible losers like in the OP. Something is seriously wrong
And right on cue, Dimocrats are there to enable them.
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My husband and I paid our loans back. It wasn't easy starting out but we managed.
Now we have to pay for irresponsible losers like in the OP. Something is seriously wrong
An outlier. The exception, not the rule.
For profit colleges upselling potential students to make more money.The problem is people are biting off more than is necessary or effective for a degree for which there is a job market. Far too many students and their parents are grabbing taxpayer money to spend $250k-$300k on a major in a field for which there is no job market. As a taxpayer, I gladly support a student who takes a loan for 2 years at a local community college, 2 years at an in-state university, and concentration in a field for which there is a job market…. All at cost of maybe $75k-$100k.
There needs to be restrictions and limits so these abuses can stop.
That makes no sense at allYeah....it's not people who owe that are being forgiven.
Dweeb who expects thinkers to pay for his feelings follyAnd now that taxpayers have bailed his ass out, he can go find himself in India, and no doubt he'll get more student loans that can be paid off by REAL workers!
Thanks Joe!!!!
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A Gen Xer who got $250,000 in student loans forgiven said he can now finally start saving for retirement — and consider his dream of studying in India
- Joel Lambdin, 49, received $250,000 in student-loan forgiveness in January.
- It's a result of the Education Department's one-time account adjustments.
- Lambdin said the relief would allow him to save for retirement and consider long-term dreams.
A Gen Xer who got $250,000 in student loans forgiven said he can now finally start saving for retirement — and consider his dream of studying in India
Joel Lambdin, 49, said his student-loan forgiveness wasn't a "jump for joy" situation but a weight off him he didn't realize was there.www.businessinsider.com
An outlier. The exception, not the rule.
Responsibility and accomplishment are very rewardingNope. these are the people Biden is trying to bribe. Bad degrees resulting in poor work opportunities.
Meanwhile the people that got useful degrees paid their stuff off. I got my Masters in 1999 an was paid off by 2012, only taking one re-finance.
Paid. In. Full.
I got my Maters Degree in 1990.Nope. these are the people Biden is trying to bribe. Bad degrees resulting in poor work opportunities.
Meanwhile the people that got useful degrees paid their stuff off. I got my Masters in 1999 an was paid off by 2012, only taking one re-finance.
Paid. In. Full.
I got my Maters Degree in 1990.
No Loan.
I worked my way through school.
School was cheaper then.
Not just a little cheaper, WAY cheaper.
Incomes were lower. Not just a little lower, way lower. Cash reserves alsoI got my Maters Degree in 1990.
No Loan.
I worked my way through school.
School was cheaper then.
Not just a little cheaper, WAY cheaper.
I hope that Masters served you wellI got my Maters Degree in 1990.
No Loan.
I worked my way through school.
School was cheaper then.
Not just a little cheaper, WAY cheaper.
I got my Maters Degree in 1990.
No Loan.
I worked my way through school.
School was cheaper then.
Not just a little cheaper, WAY cheaper.
Well, the university (UNC from one source I read) doesn’t have an incentive to tell him “no”. The bank who made the loan to him knows that student debt is a gold mine for them--it can’t be wiped away with bankruptcy or whatever so they didn’t have an incentive to tell him “no”. And the student in this case seems to be a guy who just wanted to spend his life in college from outward appearances. Appearances can be wrong of course but he wouldn’t be the first arts major to experience anxiety like this. Your livelihood is based on whether or not the public likes your work. Yours is the only name on the canvas, CD, website.... Staff accountants who graduated the same year as he did don’t have that “obstacle” really.For profit colleges upselling potential students to make more money.
why would you lie like that and say college costs more than it used to??I got my Maters Degree in 1990.
No Loan.
I worked my way through school.
School was cheaper then.
Not just a little cheaper, WAY cheaper.
Getting a Job by Going 4 Years Without a Job Is AbsurdAs long as Biden, or a Dim is in the White House, these freeloaders can expect to have taxpayers pay their bills.
Confiscate Trust FundsIt doesn't matter to me, anyone that has taken loans to pay for their higher ed, should be paying their own debt.