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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I thought the millennials had it bad but the college grads today are f*cked. https://www.reddit.com/r/personalfinance/comments/906m2l/fiance_has_390000_in_student_loan_debt_how_on/ In sum, the man has $390,000 in student loans and a starting salary of $47,000. The woman will have $100,000 in student loans and a starting salary of $80,000.[/quote] If you take out $390K in loans to make $47K you get what you deserve[/quote] A lot of financial issues involve preventing banks from taking advantage of unsavvy people. Why does this idea not apply to students?[/quote] Like anything in life, just because you CAN, doesn't mean you SHOULD. If you bought a house on a 3/1 ARM with 1% down in 2005 and then lost your house and thought it was reasonable to have a $1100 mortgage on a $500K house - that is the bank's fault? Let's say that the government imposed a cap - you are not able to borrow more than $100K for an education - would you support that? No - you would say that it favors the deep pockets who can pay cash. Personal responsibility is the answer to a ton of questions in life [/quote]
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