Meh I’m indifferent about it. We’ve spent enough on bailouts for corporations and other stupid s*** throughout the years. It still isn’t fixing the underlying problem though. Kids need to be educated more about these loans. I knew nothing about my loans till JR year and decided to start paying them off while in school.
both my sisters also little sister paid 80,000 my older probably that or more also all loans. my parents were poor!
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I don't understand the indifference. You paid yours and now you'll pay theirs.
So you were a Jr in college before you knew how loans work? I doubt that. But, how could you be indifferent to forgiving them if you paid yours off? There's plenty unfair in the world, but this just smacks you in the face with it.
And as stated above, all this will do is drive up tuition some more. Just like the loans have done already.
All I knew about the loans was that I took them out and at some point I would have to pay it back. I didn’t know who my loan provider was, what type of loan, the interest, how to access it etc. Myparents made enough to where I didn’t qualify for grants or anything but not enough to pay it. I didn’t have a credit card throughout college till my last year and drove my highschool car all throughout college. The most financial advice I got for the longest time growing up was “save money and invest into retirement”. Nothing about credit scores, mortgages etc.
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I paid cash for my kids to get a degree. I demand $10,000 per - it only fair right?
Oh wait, I get to pay again for more students I don't even claim as a dependent.
Brandon, Brandon, Brandon.
Oh wait, I get to pay again for more students I don't even claim as a dependent.
Brandon, Brandon, Brandon.
Hate to agree with Ms. Nasty anyway, but she's right this time. He does not have that authority.
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