For my first blog I chose “the government America’s student loan debt”. Since this arrival came out in 2018. Since then the pandemic hit and cuny and suny schools are now unpaid and Biden administration forgave 563,000 accounting to usafacts.org. In addition the student repayment plan was paused for all student loans to January 2022. Even with these modifications done Americans are still severely in debt. According to phone.org even though the student loan debt continues to rise the average return rate on a college education is still only 14%. My conclusion is that even with all the assistance the. Government has provided over the course of the past year it hasn’t really done anything to tip the equilibrium scale…
For my first blog I chose “the government America’s student loan debt”. Since this arrival came out in 2018. Since then the pandemic hit and cuny and suny schools are now unpaid and Biden administration forgave 563,000 accounting to usafacts.org. In addition the student repayment plan was paused for all student loans to January 2022. Even with these modifications done Americans are still severely in debt. According to phone.org even though the student loan debt continues to rise the average return rate on a college education is still only 14%. My conclusion is that even with all the assistance the. Government has provided over the course of the past year it hasn’t really done anything to tip the equilibrium scale…
It's easy to disregard piling loans at the moment they're building up.
It's easy to forget that "good degree + good school= large income" is not a hard and fast rule.