The article that I read today on SmartMoney.com started with, “Getting private student loans is about to become easier.” That first sentence was enough to get my attention as even before things are made easier millions of students are already suffocating in their student loan debt, unable to pay it off due to the lingering recession and lack of job opportunities. Students who are going to take out loans from these lenders will most likely end up the same in 5 years as their seniors now. Even if the economy is recovering today, it will take more than 25 years to get it back to the same point it was before the recession. Have we not learned from the Great Depression in the 1930′s?
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These days more and more students are opting for loans for their higher education. In the latest news that has come out U.S. President Barack Obama has said that the U.S government is trying its level best to introduce new ...
The article that I read today on SmartMoney.com started with, "Getting private student loans is about to become easier." That first sentence was enough to get my attention as even before things are made easier millions of students are already ...
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