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    W4A1 143 43CK? Nbadan's Avatar
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    Dave Ramsey works for the banks.....he declared bankruptcy himself but tell others not too..

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    I don't sympathize with the OP, because he made his own bed... but I do think the student loan system should be reformed or government should just get out of the loan guarantee business.
    Student loans should be at 1-3%...not the current 6-8% or more....Also lenders need to be more flexible with their terms...why not let all borrowers pay back over 30 years...

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    I bought a few guns with some of my student loan money...
    Well, that explains what happened to your book learn en money....

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    I agree with you on how ty student loan situation is, but how do you not know anything about the OP? Did you not read the article? He's a piece of who was too good for community college/state schools and decided he needed three degrees at Columbia that he wasn't going to pay for because his ty life choice job wouldn't pay back the loan. He is everything wrong with the young liberal generation.
    From what's on the article, it doesn't look like he planned not to pay back the loans when he took them. Not excusing the guy, but this is another problem of the current system, where teenagers have to make serious financial decisions that will affect them for the next 30 or so years of their lives, and if goes wrong (their field becomes irrelevant, outsourcing/technology kills their jobs, etc), not even a bankruptcy will kill it.

    It's just very odd to me that you would put young people in that kind of situation, and I can completely see how the scenario the OP describes could unfold with idealistic people, or people that simply understand that you only live once.

    I should note I grew up in a very different system, where credit wasn't available, but education, including college, was free (public anyways, you could always go to a private school if you could afford it).

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    "not even a bankruptcy will kill it."

    and yet again, Thanks, Repugs!



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    Live within your means, tbh

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