Here's my periodic reminder that I paid off all my student loan debt "the right way": roughly $28,000 in 3.5 years, all while making between $16k-$28k annually after taxes
And I support loan forgiveness.
And I support loan forgiveness.
My student loans gave me financial anxiety I am still dealing with. Forgiveness is a gift to other people in many ways, financial and emotional.
My partner and I have paid off about $99K in student loan debt.
We don't own property.
We don't have fat retirement accounts.
Student loan forgiveness for us would have meant that $99K could have gone into the economy and pushed out personal finances into a better place
We don't own property.
We don't have fat retirement accounts.
Student loan forgiveness for us would have meant that $99K could have gone into the economy and pushed out personal finances into a better place
People who are salty about others "getting a free ride" need to understand 2 Very Important Things:
1- someone else getting a win doesn't mean you are losing
1- someone else getting a win doesn't mean you are losing
2- All the money currently being spent on loans could be put elsewhere that would benefit so many MORE people, including your salty ass
Say I took my 28k in debt +interest payments and bought a house.
Who benefits? Me. The seller. My agent. Seller's agent. The city I live in. The school in my district. People selling furniture and home decor. Lowe's.
Who benefitted from my 28k in reality? Navient. Just Navient.
Who benefits? Me. The seller. My agent. Seller's agent. The city I live in. The school in my district. People selling furniture and home decor. Lowe's.
Who benefitted from my 28k in reality? Navient. Just Navient.