Rooster4Ag said:
Would never go through. Student loans are the only loans you can't go bankrupt on for a reason lol. This was the plan all along. Force kids into uni because "that's what you need to succeed in life and get a good job" (despite 80% of kids not being smart enough to actually get a degree worth a damn) and then keep them voting a certain way with promises to forgive the debt they'll never be able to pay off.
And loaners have been interviewed in which they are disgusted that their loans were not forgiven and have vowed not to pay them.Bill Clinternet said:
Just keep making the minimum payments. They will be forgiven, only a matter of time.
Why do you want the government to be involved in every decision you make, and expect them to save you when you got yourself too far out over your skies?Bill Clinternet said:
Just keep making the minimum payments. They will be forgiven, only a matter of time.
What a remarkably ill informed assumption!ShaggySLC said:Why do you want the government to be involved in every decision you make, and expect them to save you when you got yourself too far out over your skies?Bill Clinternet said:
Just keep making the minimum payments. They will be forgiven, only a matter of time.
I remember the day I woke up. It was when my wife passed away and we had a 13 month old. I was a traveling technician and had to quit to stay home with my son. Went to figure out benefits and the government lady literally laughed at me that I owned my truck, had a "trailer house" and being I was male, white and had a job in the last year I was **** out of luck. Learned all about your bs Obamacare too while trying to build a landscaping business. It was not cheap like you described, only got cheaper when Trump showed up. Which also started the take off of the landscaping business. More people had more money for services, it was like night and day. Your opinion isn't the reality of a huge chunk of Americans, and your opinion of wait out an agreement you signed is a shameful way to lead our country. Sets a terrible example.
ShaggySLC said:Why do you want the government to be involved in every decision you make, and expect them to save you when you got yourself too far out over your skies?Bill Clinternet said:
Just keep making the minimum payments. They will be forgiven, only a matter of time.
I remember the day I woke up. It was when my wife passed away and we had a 13 month old. I was a traveling technician and had to quit to stay home with my son. Went to figure out benefits and the government lady literally laughed at me that I owned my truck, had a "trailer house" and being I was male, white and had a job in the last year I was **** out of luck. Learned all about your bs Obamacare too while trying to build a landscaping business. It was not cheap like you described, only got cheaper when Trump showed up. Which also started the take off of the landscaping business. More people had more money for services, it was like night and day. Your opinion isn't the reality of a huge chunk of Americans, and your opinion of wait out an agreement you signed is a shameful way to lead our country. Sets a terrible example.
The people in those age groups that didn't get loans and have worked during those years, or paid their way through school or have paid off already will be greater the older they get imo. As a country, it shouldn't be encouraged. It will create some serious bitterness in the masses I believe.Bill Clinternet said:What a remarkably ill informed assumption!ShaggySLC said:Why do you want the government to be involved in every decision you make, and expect them to save you when you got yourself too far out over your skies?Bill Clinternet said:
Just keep making the minimum payments. They will be forgiven, only a matter of time.
I remember the day I woke up. It was when my wife passed away and we had a 13 month old. I was a traveling technician and had to quit to stay home with my son. Went to figure out benefits and the government lady literally laughed at me that I owned my truck, had a "trailer house" and being I was male, white and had a job in the last year I was **** out of luck. Learned all about your bs Obamacare too while trying to build a landscaping business. It was not cheap like you described, only got cheaper when Trump showed up. Which also started the take off of the landscaping business. More people had more money for services, it was like night and day. Your opinion isn't the reality of a huge chunk of Americans, and your opinion of wait out an agreement you signed is a shameful way to lead our country. Sets a terrible example.
I was advising them to make the minimum payments. Why pay more than that when the societal odds are stacked against the Supreme Court decision? It is only a matter of time.
Regardless of what you and I believe, generation z and younger millenials will ensure these are forgiven. That is my prediction.
That may be true but it's a foregone conclusion.ShaggySLC said:The people in those age groups that didn't get loans and have worked during those years, or paid their way through school or have paid off already will be greater the older they get imo. As a country, it shouldn't be encouraged. It will create some serious bitterness in the masses I believe.Bill Clinternet said:What a remarkably ill informed assumption!ShaggySLC said:Why do you want the government to be involved in every decision you make, and expect them to save you when you got yourself too far out over your skies?Bill Clinternet said:
Just keep making the minimum payments. They will be forgiven, only a matter of time.
I remember the day I woke up. It was when my wife passed away and we had a 13 month old. I was a traveling technician and had to quit to stay home with my son. Went to figure out benefits and the government lady literally laughed at me that I owned my truck, had a "trailer house" and being I was male, white and had a job in the last year I was **** out of luck. Learned all about your bs Obamacare too while trying to build a landscaping business. It was not cheap like you described, only got cheaper when Trump showed up. Which also started the take off of the landscaping business. More people had more money for services, it was like night and day. Your opinion isn't the reality of a huge chunk of Americans, and your opinion of wait out an agreement you signed is a shameful way to lead our country. Sets a terrible example.
I was advising them to make the minimum payments. Why pay more than that when the societal odds are stacked against the Supreme Court decision? It is only a matter of time.
Regardless of what you and I believe, generation z and younger millenials will ensure these are forgiven. That is my prediction.
Bill Clinternet said:That may be true but it's a foregone conclusion.ShaggySLC said:The people in those age groups that didn't get loans and have worked during those years, or paid their way through school or have paid off already will be greater the older they get imo. As a country, it shouldn't be encouraged. It will create some serious bitterness in the masses I believe.Bill Clinternet said:What a remarkably ill informed assumption!ShaggySLC said:Why do you want the government to be involved in every decision you make, and expect them to save you when you got yourself too far out over your skies?Bill Clinternet said:
Just keep making the minimum payments. They will be forgiven, only a matter of time.
I remember the day I woke up. It was when my wife passed away and we had a 13 month old. I was a traveling technician and had to quit to stay home with my son. Went to figure out benefits and the government lady literally laughed at me that I owned my truck, had a "trailer house" and being I was male, white and had a job in the last year I was **** out of luck. Learned all about your bs Obamacare too while trying to build a landscaping business. It was not cheap like you described, only got cheaper when Trump showed up. Which also started the take off of the landscaping business. More people had more money for services, it was like night and day. Your opinion isn't the reality of a huge chunk of Americans, and your opinion of wait out an agreement you signed is a shameful way to lead our country. Sets a terrible example.
I was advising them to make the minimum payments. Why pay more than that when the societal odds are stacked against the Supreme Court decision? It is only a matter of time.
Regardless of what you and I believe, generation z and younger millenials will ensure these are forgiven. That is my prediction.
My girlfriend has close to $250,000 in student loans. She is paying $40.00 a month as required minimum payment heh.
It is irrational and, candidly, pretty silly to assume young people are going to pay these loans back en masse. Its a failed system and I am not sure what the answer is.
That is actually a great idea as long as they get a choice of which to do.Teslag said:
I wouldn't mind some civil or military service obligation for anyone who has a loan paid off.
That's shameful. 250K, unreal she signed for all that. Did she do it with the plan of not paying it back or just realize she made a mistake and is trying to convince Americans she deserves a bailout the size of a nice house in Texas.Bill Clinternet said:That may be true but it's a foregone conclusion in my view.ShaggySLC said:The people in those age groups that didn't get loans and have worked during those years, or paid their way through school or have paid off already will be greater the older they get imo. As a country, it shouldn't be encouraged. It will create some serious bitterness in the masses I believe.Bill Clinternet said:What a remarkably ill informed assumption!ShaggySLC said:Why do you want the government to be involved in every decision you make, and expect them to save you when you got yourself too far out over your skies?Bill Clinternet said:
Just keep making the minimum payments. They will be forgiven, only a matter of time.
I remember the day I woke up. It was when my wife passed away and we had a 13 month old. I was a traveling technician and had to quit to stay home with my son. Went to figure out benefits and the government lady literally laughed at me that I owned my truck, had a "trailer house" and being I was male, white and had a job in the last year I was **** out of luck. Learned all about your bs Obamacare too while trying to build a landscaping business. It was not cheap like you described, only got cheaper when Trump showed up. Which also started the take off of the landscaping business. More people had more money for services, it was like night and day. Your opinion isn't the reality of a huge chunk of Americans, and your opinion of wait out an agreement you signed is a shameful way to lead our country. Sets a terrible example.
I was advising them to make the minimum payments. Why pay more than that when the societal odds are stacked against the Supreme Court decision? It is only a matter of time.
Regardless of what you and I believe, generation z and younger millenials will ensure these are forgiven. That is my prediction.
My girlfriend has close to $250,000 in student loans. She is paying $40.00 a month as required minimum payment heh.
It is irrational and, candidly, pretty silly to assume young people are going to pay these loans back en masse. Its a failed system and I am not sure what the answer is.
People make mistakes. She plans to pay it back. The minimum payment is $40.00. It makes zero economic sense for her to pay more than that. I never said she deserved a bail out. I said it is going to happen whether she or others deserve it or not.ShaggySLC said:That's shameful. 250K, unreal she signed for all that. Did she do it with the plan of not paying it back or just realize she made a mistake and is trying to convince Americans she deserves a bailout the size of a nice house in Texas.Bill Clinternet said:That may be true but it's a foregone conclusion in my view.ShaggySLC said:The people in those age groups that didn't get loans and have worked during those years, or paid their way through school or have paid off already will be greater the older they get imo. As a country, it shouldn't be encouraged. It will create some serious bitterness in the masses I believe.Bill Clinternet said:What a remarkably ill informed assumption!ShaggySLC said:Why do you want the government to be involved in every decision you make, and expect them to save you when you got yourself too far out over your skies?Bill Clinternet said:
Just keep making the minimum payments. They will be forgiven, only a matter of time.
I remember the day I woke up. It was when my wife passed away and we had a 13 month old. I was a traveling technician and had to quit to stay home with my son. Went to figure out benefits and the government lady literally laughed at me that I owned my truck, had a "trailer house" and being I was male, white and had a job in the last year I was **** out of luck. Learned all about your bs Obamacare too while trying to build a landscaping business. It was not cheap like you described, only got cheaper when Trump showed up. Which also started the take off of the landscaping business. More people had more money for services, it was like night and day. Your opinion isn't the reality of a huge chunk of Americans, and your opinion of wait out an agreement you signed is a shameful way to lead our country. Sets a terrible example.
I was advising them to make the minimum payments. Why pay more than that when the societal odds are stacked against the Supreme Court decision? It is only a matter of time.
Regardless of what you and I believe, generation z and younger millenials will ensure these are forgiven. That is my prediction.
My girlfriend has close to $250,000 in student loans. She is paying $40.00 a month as required minimum payment heh.
It is irrational and, candidly, pretty silly to assume young people are going to pay these loans back en masse. Its a failed system and I am not sure what the answer is.
She is much younger than me. When I was in school, I could afford most things I needed by working in bars and restaurants. Student loans were only supplemental. That is no longer the case.ShaggySLC said:
I don't think you or your girlfriend understand how most people really see that. Including a chuck in the age group you're speaking of. You and she are asking for a bailout the size of a house under the belief that there are enough of you to vote it in. All Americans will have to pay for that, and I think you're underestimating the blowback that would come.
Kill it brother. The system is following the corrupt few that run it and at 250k, they'll will keep stringing your girlfriend along 10k at a time, kind of like another program that started a few decades ago. Good for you if you pay it off for her, but I'd keep a good eye on your credit card. Would love to see an itemized spreadsheet of where that 250k went.Bill Clinternet said:She is much younger than me. When I was in school, I could afford most things I needed by working in bars and restaurants. Student loans were only supplemental. That is no longer the case.ShaggySLC said:
I don't think you or your girlfriend understand how most people really see that. Including a chuck in the age group you're speaking of. You and she are asking for a bailout the size of a house under the belief that there are enough of you to vote it in. All Americans will have to pay for that, and I think you're underestimating the blowback that would come.
If we agree to get married, I will just pay it off and give her the option to work or not. I would prefer she have the option to choose to stay home or work.
We aren't playing the system. The system is organically following the only path available to it.
Bill Clinternet said:People make mistakes. She plans to pay it back. The minimum payment is $40.00. It makes zero economic sense for her to pay more than that. I never said she deserved a bail out. I said it is going to happen whether she or others deserve it or not.ShaggySLC said:That's shameful. 250K, unreal she signed for all that. Did she do it with the plan of not paying it back or just realize she made a mistake and is trying to convince Americans she deserves a bailout the size of a nice house in Texas.Bill Clinternet said:That may be true but it's a foregone conclusion in my view.ShaggySLC said:The people in those age groups that didn't get loans and have worked during those years, or paid their way through school or have paid off already will be greater the older they get imo. As a country, it shouldn't be encouraged. It will create some serious bitterness in the masses I believe.Bill Clinternet said:What a remarkably ill informed assumption!ShaggySLC said:Why do you want the government to be involved in every decision you make, and expect them to save you when you got yourself too far out over your skies?Bill Clinternet said:
Just keep making the minimum payments. They will be forgiven, only a matter of time.
I remember the day I woke up. It was when my wife passed away and we had a 13 month old. I was a traveling technician and had to quit to stay home with my son. Went to figure out benefits and the government lady literally laughed at me that I owned my truck, had a "trailer house" and being I was male, white and had a job in the last year I was **** out of luck. Learned all about your bs Obamacare too while trying to build a landscaping business. It was not cheap like you described, only got cheaper when Trump showed up. Which also started the take off of the landscaping business. More people had more money for services, it was like night and day. Your opinion isn't the reality of a huge chunk of Americans, and your opinion of wait out an agreement you signed is a shameful way to lead our country. Sets a terrible example.
I was advising them to make the minimum payments. Why pay more than that when the societal odds are stacked against the Supreme Court decision? It is only a matter of time.
Regardless of what you and I believe, generation z and younger millenials will ensure these are forgiven. That is my prediction.
My girlfriend has close to $250,000 in student loans. She is paying $40.00 a month as required minimum payment heh.
It is irrational and, candidly, pretty silly to assume young people are going to pay these loans back en masse. Its a failed system and I am not sure what the answer is.
So, the forgiveness happened? I guess the backlash was so great, they are keeping a lid on it until after the election process. I think the left wants the union vote back, and these are the peope that are getting screwed the most out of this deal. Minorities also were not happy paying off loans for people making hundreds of thousands of dollars and they are living well below that.DallasAg 94 said:
I know someone 1st hand, that had $80k wiped clean like bleach-bit.l, 2 weeks ago.
I saw the transaction amount that was paid and a resulting zero balance.
Credit Report now shows a zero balance.
Guess who must be the Sucker?
<- this guy... who worked his ass off to pay for school.
Bill Clinternet said:She is much younger than me. When I was in school, I could afford most things I needed by working in bars and restaurants. Student loans were only supplemental. That is no longer the case.Sh****SLC said:
I don't think you or your girlfriend understand how most people really see that. Including a chuck in the age group you're speaking of. You and she are asking for a bailout the size of a house under the belief that there are enough of you to vote it in. All Americans will have to pay for that, and I think you're underestimating the blowback that would come.
If we agree to get married, I will just pay it off and give her the option to work or not. I would prefer she have the option to choose to stay home or work.
We aren't playing the system. The system is organically following the only path available to it.
some of those are coming back though after the SCOTUS and court rulingsDallasAg 94 said:
I know someone 1st hand, that had $80k wiped clean like bleach-bit.l, 2 weeks ago.
I saw the transaction amount that was paid and a resulting zero balance.
Credit Report now shows a zero balance.
Guess who must be the Sucker?
<- this guy... who worked his ass off to pay for school.
P is undefeated.@TyWebb said:Bill Clinternet said:She is much younger than me. When I was in school, I could afford most things I needed by working in bars and restaurants. Student loans were only supplemental. That is no longer the case.ShaggySLC said:
I don't think you or your girlfriend understand how most people really see that. Including a chuck in the age group you're speaking of. You and she are asking for a bailout the size of a house under the belief that there are enough of you to vote it in. All Americans will have to pay for that, and I think you're underestimating the blowback that would come.
If we agree to get married, I will just pay it off and give her the option to work or not. I would prefer she have the option to choose to stay home or work.
We aren't playing the system. The system is organically following the only path available to it.
Wow. I'm sure this is a deep relationship. She sounds like an idiot. She also sounds smart because she's clearly got you dangling around. Gee…I wonder why?
