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    Misinformation exacerbates student debt peril

    26.04.11

    As if we needed more alarming statistics in a post-recession economy, student loan debt has recently surpassed collective credit card debt in the United States.

    Even more worrisome, student loan debt is projected to top $1 trillion in 2011, partially the result of poor job markets for students after college graduation. Also contributing to the increasing weight of loan debt is the rise of college tuition, another consequence of post-recession budget restrictions.

    These statistics present students like us with the perilous situation of wanting college degrees to ensure future success, while also acknowledging the true lack of job opportunities and consumer protection.


    Source: UM Maneater

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    Education Comes With a Price Tag
    Huffington Post (blog) - Apr 26, 2011 Since 1965, the government has required that all federal student loan borrowers receive exit counseling about their loans, and the consequences of not paying them. For example, even bankruptcy does not discharge student loan debts, unlike credit card

    Are Student Loans an Impending Bubble? Is Higher Education a Scam?
    Benzinga - Apr 26, 2011 When the housing bubble collapsed, the results (relatively good for most investors, bad for the government, worse for homeowners) were predictable but not foreordained. With the student-loan bubble, the resolution is much the same, and it's decided in

    Pay For College Without Selling A Kidney
    San Francisco Chronicle - Apr 26, 2011 If all else fails, use government-sponsored student loans to pay for a college education. The interest rates are usually reasonable (and for some loans, the interest is paid by the federal government while the student is in school).

    Misinformation exacerbates student debt peril
    UM Maneater - Apr 26, 2011 Therefore, if a person cannot pay for his or her government student loans, the government has the power to dig into that person's salary until the loan is finally paid off. As students who hope the government has a vested interest in the education of

    Student Loans and Foreclosure Consequences
    Stock Markets Review - Apr 26, 2011 As scholarships get scarce, more and more students are reliant on student loans. They could be the government-endorsed ones or from private sources. You may find the government loan easier to get, but the foreclosure consequences may make the private