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People go to college to get high paying jobs. If they have to give them a free $10,000 because they aren't making enough to pay make loans, it's an admission of failure that colleges do not provide high paying jobs. I know these loans are predatory and bullshit, but liberals were the ones telling everyone they'd make $100,000 out of college with a liberal arts degree and encouraging them all to take out loans. The people who should be held accountable for the student loan mess are liberals, and they're trying to give away free money to get away with it.

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it's an admission of failure that colleges do not provide high paying jobs...out of college with a liberal arts degree

Good point.

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College doesnt guarantee high paying jobs I got no better than 15/hr for easily 3-5 years after college. College used to be for barely 1/4 people now it is over 1/2 in the current generation so it isn't special or meaningful.

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OR....since its income based, households making 125k or less, it DOES help lower income and middle class. This would be like a jubilee for the country. I have friends who are waiting to retire until they pay off the last of the loans. I think this is one bubble they should pop and overhaul this money laundering scheme.

When the government sets the top limit, that's what the price becomes. This is why education is so expensive. This is the beginning of financial enslavement to the government.

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This could also free up some cash and open opportunities like children and home ownership.

Obviously debt cancellation should not happen until the education wound stops bleeding.

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Agreed, but relief may trigger that. It's a house of cards. I knew something was up when the carpet bagged gov of az, who took the stage from being financially in the black to red, ended up with an appointed position in the Univ Cal school system. It's part of the swamp!

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Good points.

Is the plan for the government to pay the loans or that the loans would be scratched off the books?

OMW - I can't imagine being near retirement age and still having student loans - that would be awful.

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It is awful. The loans can't be wiped with banruptcy. They are at fixed interest rates of apps 6-8% or flexible based on prime + a percentage of 3-4. People can only make minimum payments and never escape. I think they will get wiped from books. This needs to happen. It's as predatory as the mortgage fiasco. AND once kids get signed up for these, the credit card companies come knocking!

When my friends got educated they were looking at careers where things were optimistic... People had pensions, companies were doing well, economy looked up, banks paid interest in accounts, gas was cheap, a good car was less than 30k, and not everyone was in a health crisis! It was a trap!!! Snapped shut on 911!

I'm on a tablet. If I was on a keyboard, I would type more.

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This was at least 15 years ago but I knew someone who had paid all their loans off who got a notice that they owed thousands on XYZ loan. I may have this a little mixed up, but it turned out to be something like the original loan company had sold/merged with another company (through which my friend had paid off the loan.) He finally got it straightened out (and I'm sorry I don't remember the details) but it makes you wonder how many people, due to situations like this, got bills that they shouldn't have and paid them.

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We are all enslaved by debt. Even if you don't have mortgage, credits cards or any debt you are a slave. Debt caused by Federal reserve. This enslavement by a bunch of thieving bankers have put our nation and us into poverty. They have strapped us with income tax and every type of financial burden under the sun. They create inflation which lessens our buying power and our money worthless. They stolen our gold and silver. They created the student loan program to enslave generations of Americans. The created all these housing programs to enslave us .All these government programs are to enslave us with debt . You can't escape the web they use. The only way is to audit them and find out where they got 90 trillion dollars to loan us. Nothing to back it up! Just ink and paper. We would be arrested for what they do legally counterfeiting. The largest privately held corporation in the United States pays no taxes and own by a few people. They own all the politicians, all the companies, the media, you and I. We are their slaves.

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Well said. Very well said. Thanks.

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I just finished paying off my student loan this year. It wasn't that much considering prices now, but I should have known more about the loan process before I signed up. It's predatory lending and I don't think 18 year olds are financially literate enough to see the consequences of paying off student debt. Parents and high schools both fail them in preparation and stupidly encourage teens to have largely useless post secondary degrees. Then they dont bother guiding or helping debt laden young people learn how to sensibly conduct their finances.

Me personally, i hate the interest. The interest rate was dogshit and it fluctuated often. I absolutely believe student loans should be interest free, that would have helped me ALOT and saved me thousands.

But since I'm not a worthless pile of garbage, I built my career and paid off my debt. The people that whine and cry about it are lost adult toddlers and good for nothings. You can learn about debt management and finances MANY places, including online and YouTube. I paid my loan, bought a house, a new car and a truck, and although im still a debt slave im doing relatively ok. Paying debt is only hard if youre stupid, a waste of space, or both.

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It's predatory lending and I don't think 18 year olds are financially literate enough to see the consequences of paying off student debt.

Very true - I bet that happens a lot - feels like they got "free money" until years later when the loans come due.

The interest rate was dogshit and it fluctuated often. I absolutely believe student loans should be interest free,

Agree but that kind of defeats the reason they got off the ground to begin with. It's actually pretty genius - as you say, they know in most cases the student isn't really going to understand what they're signing. I don't know how soon payback starts after graduation, but basically anything that isn't good for the student - can't find work, gets job but low pay, pays late etc - is a plus .to the loan,maker - every extension, every forbearance means thgat they earn more interest - and I've seen some real horror stories about that. And, as someone here stated - student loans can't be discharged via bankruptcy - holding the same status as the IRS - There's a reason for that.

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Patriot, he cancels their loans and will raise the taxes on us. And I suspect he is hoping to get their votes for Democrats.

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They raise taxes anyway. Why not benefit people here for it?