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• in Business
  The Real Way to Avoid a Student Loan Debt Crisis
  The real way to avoid a student loan debt crisis.
  by DanielBurrus / on Apr 26, 2012
• in Family
  Giving an Irresponsible Teen a Credit Card? Why?
  Giving your teen a credit card? How about you don't?
  by harmonious / on Feb 20, 2011

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “student debt”

 

• Student Debt Slows Growth as Young Spend Less

  
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  By Annie Lowrey, NY Times, May 10, 2013 The anemic economy has left millions of younger working Americans struggling to get ahead. The added millstone of student loan debt, which recently exceeded $1 trillion in total, is making it even harder for many of them, delaying purchases of things like homes, cars and other ...
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• Student Loans a Drag on Graduates and the Economy

  
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  Crippling student debt is keeping hundreds of thousands of Americans from spending money on goods and services in the real economy, which is constraining the nation’s recovery. A new Federal Reserve Bank of New York study found that 30-year-olds with student debt were less likely to have other debts, like home ...
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• Diploma for Dinner

  
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  By Steve Sack, Cagle Cartoons, The Minneapolis Star Tribune Related Entries May 8, 2013 Willie Manning Execution Postponed May 6, 2013 Death Row Inmate Denied DNA Test, Scheduled to Be Executed Tuesday
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• Counting The College Cost

  
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  How Much Will I Need To Save To Pay For College? College is a source of financial fear and trepidation for many young families.  With the rising expenses and difficulty to obtain excellent financial aid, many wonder if and how they will ever afford the
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• What We Can Learn From Last Year’s Interest Rate ‘Crisis’

  
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  The interest rate “crisis” is heating up  again, so now is a good time to revisit the last time this played out (last summer). To refresh your memory, a 2007 law gradually reduced the interest rates on some student loans to 3.4 percent by 2011-12. But rates were scheduled to return to 6.8 percent last summer. ...
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• I Thought Student Debt Relief Studentdebtrelief.us Looked Legitimate?

  
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  “Dear Steve, I was looking for refinancing and when I typed in student debt, this popped up. It looked like a legitimate company and I gave them all of my information including my fafsa pin. The name of the company is Studentdebtrelief.us. I gave them $260.00 and authorized them to take it out three times [...]Read ...
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• Student Debt Relief studentdebtrelief.us – Review. Are They a Scam?

  
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  Company Name Student Debt Relief Our Impression of What the Company Offers to Consumers Advance fee student loan assistance programs. Address 151 NE 5th Ave #401 Delray Beach, FL, 33483 Comes back as an apartment. – Source Additional Contact Information Phone (866) 921-8053 Web info@studentdebtrelief.us ...
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• Student loan borrowers now less likely to seek home loans

  
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  Home loans and auto loans are now less likely to be taken out by student loan borrowers, but not just because of lending standards. Follow The American Genius on Facebook for exclusive & breaking business stories Get more Business News at AGBeat
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• Economics Daily Digest: Where are you, jobs?

  
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  By Tim Price, originally published on Next New Deal Click here to receive the Daily Digest via e-mail. Whats Wrong With the U.S. Job Market? ( Businessweek ) Peter Coy tries to answer the million-dollar question from the supply and demand angle, also noting solutions like Roosevelt Institute Senior Fellow ...
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• A Higher Ed Soap Opera

  
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  The accreditation woes of City College of San Francisco are the closest thing higher education has to a soap opera. Like any soap opera, it can be hard to jump in midstream, so here is my recap of the story so far for those of you just joining us: In order for students to have access to federal financial aid, ...
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• How Student Loan programs turns to waste and raises debt?

  
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  Student loan debt crisis is not something new or unheard of. It has topped headlines since it galloped over the $1 trillion borderline, and can boast of an ever-increasing default rate. Thousands of the American citizens are down with their student debt burden. What makes it worse is that, the student debts can’t ...
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• Bill Would Cut Student Loan Interest Rates

  
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  View full post on Regulation U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) has introduced a bill designed to lower the interest charged on federal student loans, a preemptive move ahead of an expected rate hike this summer. The post Bill Would Cut Student Loan Interest Rates appeared first on Henley & Henley -- ...
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• Thursday Night Links

  
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  * Predictably outrageous:  University endowments and teachers’ pension funds are among big investors in Sallie Mae, the private lender that has been generating enormous profits thanks to soaring student debt and the climbing cost of education, a Huffington Post review of financial documents has revealed. * ...
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• Student Loans Are Choking The Life Out Of College Graduates

  
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  Student Loans Stand In The Way Of Life! Over the last 10-20 years, a college education has gone from being a rarity to being the “norm”.  In fact, if you were to say that you had no college plans after high school, you would most
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• The Higher Ed Arms Race: How the High-Tuition High-Aid Model Shuts Out Low-Income Students

  
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  Yesterday, the New America Foundations Education Policy Program released "Undermining Pell: How Colleges Compete for Wealthy Students and Leave the Low-Income Behind." Author Stephen Burd reveals a full-fledged "financial aid arms-race" between private colleges and universities, and a burgeoning one among publics as ...
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• Thursday Morning Link Transmission!

  
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  * American says no to MOOCs. So does SFSU. * Meanwhile, Florida Polytechnic University says no to tenure. “We want to be a leading university, and we wanted to attract faculty who think out of the box, and who are ambitious and creative,” said Ghazi Darkazalli, vice president of academic affairs. “We ...
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• Student Loan Debt: How Much is Too Much?

  
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  Some call it the Student Loan Bubble — I call it crazy. And what better time to discuss student debt insanity than now, as countless soon-to-be graduates prepare to slip on their caps and gowns? An estimated 1.8 million students are graduating this year , many with degrees that perhaps aren’t worth a damn when ...
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• Just a Few Wednesday Links

  
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  * The University of Pennsylvania is working on new guidelines to limit its professors’ freelance work for online education companies. *  The researchers note that either no debt or minimal debt appears to be the norm for white and Asian Ph.D. recipients, but not other groups. Black Ph.D. recipients in STEM ...
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• Higher Ed Data Central: Net Tuition Maps

  
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  A few commenters asked for institutional aid/net tuition maps. Since net tuition (tuition minus grant aid) includes institutional aid/grants, I will focus on net tuition in this post. The one caveat is that per-student aid data is only available for “full-time, first-time degree/certificate-seeking ...
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• Mouse Trap: Student Loan Debt

  
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  Cheeze… money…. mullah are the main reasons why many of us go to college in hopes of landing a dream job or a good enough job to live comfortably. “Go to school, get your degree first,” “you must have a degree in order to make it in the world,” or as my mother would endearingly say “You ain’t gotta go ...
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