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Originally Posted by Koapaka
I totally agree...insignificant to those of us whose teens are out of the house, whos college finincial obligations are complete and in the review mirror...but some of our kids are not quit there yet, and the impact on them has been HUGE
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I have no answer for you. I graduated in 1974 with 13,000 worth of college loans.
In today's dollars roughly 78.000. My degree, was worth nothing in terms of employment.
That was my fault. I decided failure was not an option. That is the reason for my success. Failure was not an option. I got married. We lived cheap. I worked two jobs and shot weddings on the week ends. I paid back the money I borrowed. A strange concept for many.