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is that why so many are moving to florida.. and texas.. to pick up that money? b/c there isn't enough where they came from?

still haven't seen an example of the right changing the code

“Sometimes it seems as if there are more solutions than problems. On closer scrutiny, it turns out that many of today’s problems are a result of yesterday’s solutions. Thomas Sowell

its a joke...

so why aren't you critically thinking... instead of just believing like you said. 'i will side with the scientists who say...' check out some new guys maybe.

im wondering.. who is going to get the relief im assuming its going to be the people in the 35-62 and older groups b/c they are the ones who have been paying off loans thats really going to piss a lot of whackadoodles off

but see thats not true bob i dont watch fox. i dont like trump and im glad you see that he is a big fan of you democrats

Average Student Loan Debt by Age Student loan debt is usually associated with young adults, with those 24 and younger having the lowest average balances. Average balances also increase by age group, with those 62 and older having the highest balance. Age group Average balance 24 and younger $13,722.22 25 to 34 $32,707.48 35 to 49 $44,441.67 50 to 61 $47,660 62 and older $49,375

wonder how many GOVT employees, lobbyists etc in this group Average Student Loan Debt by State The national average balance of federal student loan borrowers is $35,210. The five states and territories with the highest balance are as follows: 1. Washington, D.C. $54,708.52 2. Maryland. $42,350.91

States with Highest and Lowest Average Student Debt Highest debt states Lowest debt states New Hampshire $39,928 Utah $18,344 Delaware $39,705 New Mexico $20,868 Pennsylvania $39,375 California $21,125 Rhode Island $36,791 Nevada $21,357 Connecticut $35,853 Wyoming $23,510

Average Student Loan Debt in the United States $1.75 trillion in total student loan debt (including federal and private loans) $28,950 owed per borrower on average About 92% of all student debt are federal student loans; the remaining amount is private student loans 55% of students from public four-year institutions had student loans 57% of students from private nonprofit four-year institutions took on education debt Sources: Federal Reserve, The Institute for College Access and Success, College Board, MeasureOne

again... why are we doing the student loan thing. we will just end up right back where we are in a few years. lets address the real problem skyrocketing costs in higher ed.

someone getting a sweet heart deal

According to CollegeBoard data on the debt borrowers held the end of the second quarter of 2022, borrowers who had over $100,000 in debt made up only 7% of the overall borrowers, while accounting for 38% of the total debt.

russia russia russia funny from the party who said russia stole the election o

i would agree hillary is way smarter i mean who could get away with her body count. also dont forget. Trump was a lifelong democrat, and is headed back along those lines

these people should learn to code i guess

still not quite certain how the govt wasn't holding up its end of the bargain. from what i read, people paid less on a payment.. but it was at 10% of their income for those months. those months were not counted as payments by the govt. Now the govt is saying that they should be counted. tell me what im missing. that doesn't sound like the govt didn't meet their obligations.

AI says otherwise just ask kamala she knows what it stands for

oh boy. you proved me wrong.

yes, good ad hominem yes, i have followed many scientists and listened to their actual words you should try it sometime start with @ethicalskeptic