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Ditch Your Debt Gremlin

Income-Based Repayment is a new way to lower your federal student loan payments starting July 1, 2009. It caps monthly payments and forgives remaining debt and interest after 25 years. And if you'...  
 
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ericaj58 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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This is awesome. This will help A LOT of graduates.
ilovemycat00 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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IBR is a great idea...however 25 yrs of payments is too much. The time it needs to be to make payments should be 5 years max.
CisMediaGuy (2 months ago) Show Hide
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The person who created this animation deserves to have their job. Awesome work
Axe2Dome (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Student loans are the biggest ripoff. And I wish canada had something like this, ours even follow us through bankruptcy.
samuraiyao (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Salle Mae is calling me nonstop... I applied for a loan and a private one as well, but I didn't get to finish my degree... I didn't have enough to take another course and the lender won't allow me to borrow anymore... Don't understand this capitalism bullshit...
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how is prison these days? its looking good, 3 meals, roommate, clothes. might not be so bad.
ecitraro (4 months ago) Show Hide
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tobasco 77 > College is not a scam, PAYING for college is.
beachbumm9 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Good news. Good delivery.
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I struggle to stay alive in this economy, I have a huge house payment 1643/month no job, can't get a response from unemployment, living on credit right now, I have 81.8k in outstanding fed student loan. I am a BSEE from University of Colorado. Without this restructuring I will file Bankruptcy. The only hope is to go back to school and acquire even more debt. Hows that for opportunity cost you economists out there?
tobasco77 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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I graduated in 2004 with $46,000 in debt from my undergraduate degree... I currently work 50+ hours a week for 9.50 per hour... At least I am paid by the hour... If I took the salary they offered me, I would only be earning about 9.00 per hour... Never Mind the TAXES they take out of my paycheck.... Today, in 2009... Companies are filled with college graduates who work for NOTHING with ZERO benefits for 50+ hours per week and they all OWE $40,000+ for student loans...

COLLEGE IS A SCAM!!!!!

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