FFS I’ve been so far down the rabbit hole on hi-fi headphone reviews and specs this past week that I read this top graph as a frequency response chart and saw a low-pass filter.
Totally common. Had several every semester at a private college that was above DeVry but still ridic overpriced with low admission standards. There was always an alert bulletin to check for them and report aggressively.
For reference these are the rates in Australia (1 AUD = 0.73 USD). You pay 1% of your total income when earning between 46.6k and 53.8k and so on (yes you would pay 13k [?!] per year when earning 130k). As far as student debt systems gets it is OK although university should ofc be free everywhere (especially for low income earners and those from low wealth family backgrounds). Also your student debt gets indexed at about 1% per-year here.
no student loans here as i paid mine off, but im curious. is opening credit cards to pay off student loans then not paying the CCs and filing for bankruptcy a viable strategy?
Looks like you may be able to get around that with balance xfer to bank account though. the cash advances fees are probably insanely high but if you have no plans to pay them it wouldnt matter.
i suppose the catch-22 is that people who are in such bad shape that they would consider this strategy probably dont have enough credit card limits to do it
Do you want someone else to point out that Biden voted for the 2005 bankruptcy bill that made it harder to discharge student debt through bankruptcy and inspired Elizabeth Warren to become politically active?
Man I’d way rather just start cutting those reparations checks. There needs to be some kind of priority queue here and the Johnny Come Latelies should be last in line.