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PJMcK

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22. He went to a private music school

Reply to Hortensis (Reply #20)

Tue Apr 12, 2022, 07:57 PM

Apr 2022

It's kind of ridiculous.

His parents didn't plan ahead and save for their only child's education. They got loans for undergraduate and graduate studies. Crazy.

He's doing fairly well but that financial burden must be overwhelming!

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5 facts about student loans [View all] mcar Apr 2022 OP

K&R smirkymonkey Apr 2022 #1

You are welcome mcar Apr 2022 #2

K & R. Thank You! Budi Apr 2022 #3

I thought it was worth investigating mcar Apr 2022 #4

Very good summary. Thanks. Helps with issue. Hoyt Apr 2022 #5

Thank you for putting this into perspective. sheshe2 Apr 2022 #6

Thank you. betsuni Apr 2022 #7

K&R LetMyPeopleVote Apr 2022 #8

Informative post, mcar. brer cat Apr 2022 #9

Fascinating information PJMcK Apr 2022 #10

Is that $100K still owed after studies through public or non-profit institutions? Hortensis Apr 2022 #20

He went to a private music school PJMcK Apr 2022 #22

Certainly crippling other young goals. Glad to hear that he was Hortensis Apr 2022 #23

you should've put up the link, the way you posted it gives the false appearance it's your own work Celerity Apr 2022 #11

Oops, I thought I had. Fixed. mcar Apr 2022 #13

fair enough, cheers Celerity Apr 2022 #17

We got all out of whack on student loans Johnny2X2X Apr 2022 #12

Waiving interest is a good option mcar Apr 2022 #14

It would really change things for people Johnny2X2X Apr 2022 #15

Plus, the system must be reformed for future students mcar Apr 2022 #16

This is fantastic information JustAnotherGen Apr 2022 #18

Mahalo for these facts on Student Loans, mcar! Cha Apr 2022 #19

Information's brain food. Thanks, mcar for some context. Hortensis Apr 2022 #21

K&R n/t FSogol Apr 2022 #24