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The GOP should just counter with ZERO interest and all accrued interest is eliminated. Borrowers are responsible for the principal borrowed only. That would be fair.
And there it is folks, laid out bare for all to see: Narcissism run amok - and seemingly proud of it. When did everything become all about "Me! Me! Me!"? I fear for the future of this country. This stunningly selfish, short-sighted attitude is becoming alarmingly more prevalent.
Shame on me…. Lol. I MADE A DEAL WITH THE GOVERNMENT THAT THEY WOULD FORGIVE MY LOANS AFTER 10 years of service!!! I am about 1.5 years away. It isn’t narcissism, it’s fulfilling my contract with the government.
But you can still call it narcissism if it makes you feel better. I’m still getting student loan forgiveness of about $65K+.
Shame on me…. Lol. I MADE A DEAL WITH THE GOVERNMENT THAT THEY WOULD FORGIVE MY LOANS AFTER 10 years of service!!! I am about 1.5 years away. It isn’t narcissism, it’s fulfilling my contract with the government.
But you can still call it narcissism if it makes you feel better. I’m still getting student loan forgiveness of about $65K+.
I don't get why so many people are against student loan reform. Forgiving student loans and completely reforming the system would do wonders for the economy. I have friends who have payments that are $500 or more per month. That's a lot of income tied up.
No… they are going to be forgiven under PSLF… I literally said that in the sentence before the one you quoted. Lol
I have a credit score above 800. I know what I'm doing.
but that's not what you said...and also not what you agreed to under the PSLF
your quote ""Yes, I can pay my loans back without any problem at all… but I'm not going to if I don’t have to.""
what is the agreement with the government...
Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF)...The PSLF Program forgives the remaining balance on your Direct Loans after you have made 120 qualifying monthly payments under a qualifying repayment plan while working full-time for a qualifying employer.
so yes you have worked for a qualifying employer. (the government??) for nearly 10 years...but
you HAVE TO make 10 years (120 months) of qualifying monthly payments under a qualifying repayment plan....for which you stated..."""but I'm not going to"""
so IF..IF you are "not going to" keep your end of the deal, you may find that the government says sorry charley
but that's not what you said...and also not what you agreed to under the PSLF
your quote ""Yes, I can pay my loans back without any problem at all… but I'm not going to if I don’t have to.""
what is the agreement with the government...
Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF)...The PSLF Program forgives the remaining balance on your Direct Loans after you have made 120 qualifying monthly payments under a qualifying repayment plan while working full-time for a qualifying employer.
so yes you have worked for a qualifying employer. (the government??) for nearly 10 years...but
you HAVE TO make 10 years (120 months) of qualifying monthly payments under a qualifying repayment plan....for which you stated..."""but I'm not going to"""
so IF..IF you are "not going to" keep your end of the deal, you may find that the government says sorry charley
The federal government (whom I made the contract with) said I was making “qualified payments” during the pause (even though I didn’t have to make ANY payment). So I make the qualifying payments that the Feds define, and require. And if the feds count “no payment,” as a qualified payment, it’s really not my job, nor in my best interest, to argue with them.
The federal government (whom I made the contract with) said I was making “qualified payments” during the pause (even though I didn’t have to make ANY payment). So I make the qualifying payments that the Feds define, and require. And if the feds count “no payment,” as a qualified payment, it’s really not my job, nor in my best interest, to argue with them.
well then you are good to go... you confused me with your "but I'm not going to"
The only unemployment right now is voluntary unemployment. Jobs are going begging.
That's not true. You can fill out applications every day. It's up to the employers who gets offered the job.
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