thestatedtruth.com | November 1, 2014
Rolling Jubilee… some say it’s about good vs. evil. But in reality it’s all about money and trying to fix the sales pitch from government and schools directly aimed at students which aggressively encourages student loans, and in the end it’s about fixing the pain of life long encumbrances caused by that sales pitch. The totality of college debt […]
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Tags: ABS Student Loans, Forgive Student Loans, Pay Off Student Loans, Student Debt Forgiveness, Student Loan ABS, Student Loans
thestatedtruth.com | September 26, 2013
“Soaring higher education costs are further widening the achievement gap as non-wealthy students are forced to become debt-serfs to pay for college”. This is a system that forces poor and middle income households to shoulder student loans for decades in return for marginal-return degrees. It is wrong and recklessly predatory. Yet this is the system that […]
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Tags: Education Loans, Loans, Parabolic, Student Loans, Titlewave, Wipeout
thestatedtruth.com | August 6, 2013
There are 28 million Americans with federal student loans, 60%, or 17 million, don’t pay the U.S. government a single cent! Yep, nota, zippo, zero….not a penny!
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Tags: broke, Default, Owed, Pay, Payment, Student, Student Debt, Student Loans
thestatedtruth.com | May 7, 2012
Yikes….inquiring minds wonder how much more student loan debt these college kids can rack up…hum, this really is an unending spiral! U.S. consumer credit soared by $21.4 billion in March on expectations of $9.8 billion rise, or the fastest monthly expansion since March 2001. Of the toatal, a modest $5.1 billion was from real credit, or revolving style credit-card […]
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Tags: debt, Debt Outstanding, Revolving Credit, Student Loans
thestatedtruth.com | April 29, 2012
Message to students…Hello down there, hang on and don’t worry about a thing… we’re here to help! Not! There was a big fight in D.C. this past week over student loans. by Bruce Krasting The issue is a scheduled increase in interest on new student loans from 3.4% to 6.4% set for July 1. Clearly this […]
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Tags: Borrowed, education, Lights Out, Student Loans, university
thestatedtruth.com | March 22, 2012
The climb of student loan debt is simply unbelievable in the economic picture of things……it truely is the gift that keeps on taking! U.S. student-loan debt reached the $1 trillion mark, as young borrowers struggle to keep up with soaring tuition costs, according to the initial findings of a government study. The figure, which is higher […]
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Tags: college, debt, Disaster, education, Scope, Student Loans, Wipe Out
thestatedtruth.com | March 5, 2012
Bad seats, hey buddy……especially if you have a student loan! We have said repeatedly that this was going to happen, and rest assured we feel it will get worse. Lots worse! 10 percent of the outstanding loan balance shows delinquent in the third quarter of 2011, and as many as 47 percent of student-loan borrowers “appear to be […]
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Tags: debt, delinquent, Government Loans, Student Loans
thestatedtruth.com | February 8, 2012
Student debt is rising to records with almost every government consumer report, and for a mulitude of reasons. They include steadily spiraling college costs, financial aid cutbacks at public universities and a weak economy to name a few. And schools across the country are encouraging it because they need the money, most having expanded rapidly in the past few years to accommodate growing but seemingly unsustainable enrollments(let’s […]
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Tags: college, education, Student Loans
thestatedtruth.com | November 7, 2011
The entire consumer credit growth is from auto loans and student loans, while revolving credit dropped…Student loans have been a growth business, but at what expense? A whole student generation is hopelessly buried. Truly buried like no other generation ever! So… just where did this consumer credit in 2011 come from? Well, of the $32 billion in credit […]
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Tags: consumer credit, Credit, New Loans, Student Loans
thestatedtruth.com | September 8, 2011
But wait until you see why? Non-revolving debt, mostly comprised of educational loans along with loans for autos and mobile homes, rose by $15.4 billion in July, while revolving debt, which includes credit cards, fell by $3.4 billion. The rise in non-revolving loans was the most since November 2001. We’re going to totally bury (by educational loans) the future pole bearers of our […]
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Tags: Demographic, education, Non-revolving Debt, Student Loans