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Common Sense Solution For Student Loan Debt Crisis
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Well hold on now, are you suggesting folks pay their debts?
New York Republican proposes to slash student loan interest rates
Rep. Mike Lawler, R-N.Y., has introduced legislation that would slash student loan interest rates to one percent and permit federal borrowers to retroactively refinance their debt.www.foxbusiness.com
Democrats natural instinct is always a giveaway which does nothing but make the problem worse. Common sense would be to reduce the interest rate on outstanding student loans, helping those in debt reduce their expense. This would cost the government (tax payers) far less while at the same time helping solve the problem. Win win for everyone.
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Common Sense Solution For Student Loan Debt Crisis
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let the colleges handle their own student loans and debt thereafter if they aren't paid back. You would see an almost instant narrowing of course offerings and student loans commiseratory to the degree field opportunities after graduation. Go for an engineering degree, you should be able to borrow "x," go for a degree in "sub-Saharan poverty" you should get "x - 100,000." No government agency should have anything to do with student loans, most of those parasitic whores are too stupid to run this country so they have no business making determinations about what should be an allowable borrowing pursuit.New York Republican proposes to slash student loan interest rates
Rep. Mike Lawler, R-N.Y., has introduced legislation that would slash student loan interest rates to one percent and permit federal borrowers to retroactively refinance their debt.
Democrats natural instinct is always a giveaway which does nothing but make the problem worse. Common sense would be to reduce the interest rate on outstanding student loans, helping those in debt reduce their expense. This would cost the government (tax payers) far less while at the same time helping solve the problem. Win win for everyone.