Tuesday, January 15, 2013

The Tragedy of Student Loans

The delinquency rate on student loans is now higher than on credit cards, car loans, or any other kind of consumer loan?

The Tragedy of Student Loans

(Via Collegestats.org)

6 comments:

  1. Notice that one option for deferment is to bear arms for the empire. Well played Leviathan, well played.

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  2. I just went to a college tuition funding seminar for my teen that will be graduating next year. As soon as they pulled out this massive government form that wants you to tell them about everything you own, I left. I'll pay out of my savings instead. I was humored by the poorly spoken lady, that no doubt had at least a Masters Degree (she worked at a local college), that thought it was funny to tell everyone that she doesn't use power point because she's not good with computers. WTF? My teens use power point all the time to make presentations and how the hell in this day in age can you not be embarrassed about being computer illiterate?

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  3. Taking loan for an investment and education can save you from financial crisis. Car loan is the best tool to get a car of our choice without thinking about the loan amount.

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  4. I always hear my classmates talking about their delinquent loans. It is pure trouble especially for them on the bank. It's hard to live by on college without any work.

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  6. I find that this is so sad. Students take up these loans so they can get an education but they can't get a job that's good enough to pay it back after they graduate. The government really needs to chip in and help!

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