[Libloather]

'Borrowing' means paying it back. Jarrett should've learnt all that in collich.

[StAnDeliver]

#Lern2Code, Jarrett.

[FlingWingFlyer]

Why haven’t we heard of even one of these damn schools offering to refund at least half of the money back to their students. They don’t give a ****, that’s why.

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

He earns “five figures”, a minimum of $100,000 bucks. Student loan interest is typically 5%. The monthly payment on $100,000 of student debt at 5% and 20 years is $660/month or 7920 per year. Less than 8% of his income.

He will never be able to pay that back, if he doesn’t try.

[READINABLUESTATE]

Jarrett, 38 should have gone to tech. school and become a plumber.
He’d be very comfortable by now.

[Candor7]

Now I know why he ( Jarrett Smith) remains anonymous . He is an idiot.

After earning an MBA he does not even understand the term “discharge of debt.”

He is looking for a way not to pay?

While others worked hard to pay ?

I reckon Jarret anonymous is a mamber of the “privileged class” that now runs Washington DC and that is destroying America.

Whoever is paying him now, is paying him far too much.

[Bob434]

[[’I’m never going to be able to pay it down’]]

Quit yer lyin jarrett- you can pay it back- you just don’t want to

[Jim Noble]

Sorry to disagree with you all - these loans should be illegal.

[Still Thinking]

1) Its definitely a slog, but tons of people have paid off that much and more.

2) Why did you BORROW money that wouldn’t ROI? Sounds like you made your own problem.

[DannyTN]

They should never have made the student loans exempt from bankruptcy. I'd be okay with treating them differently, because they are loans taken with the expectation of a long term payback.

• Make other loans dischargeable before student loans.
• Maybe cap student loan payments at 5% of income.
• Make subsequent student loans secondary to prior student loans. So the most recent loans are the first to be discharged.
• Make institutions partially responsible.

[subterfuge]

All that education and he didn’t learn the definition of “impossible.”

[DFG]

[brownsfan]

Jarrett is stupid.

[DFG]

“We already had a plan to repay student debt. It’s called a job, and it was working just fine before Pres. Biden decided to transfer debt from coastal elites who chose to take out loans to hardworking Americans who didn’t.”

Senator John Kennedy (R-LA)

https://twitter.com/SenJohnKennedy/status/1571887826337255426

[Vaduz]

Yes no pity parties for stupidity

Must think they give away free houses too.

[Signalman]

If colleges and universities weren’t subsidized by the US Govt., through grants etc., the tuition would be far less expensive because they would have to compete with each other to get students to attend.

[rktman]

DOH! A degree in dumbassery?

[Repeal The 17th]

Biden’s plan to forgive $20,000 was not going to help him much.

[BuchananBrigadeTrumpFan]

So, borrowing $60k and not making any payments while interest balloons the balance to $100k makes it hard to pay off? Who’da thunk?!

[bort]

This guy hasn’t made a single payment. He is a grifter.

[meyer]

That’s how I felt with my first couple of mortgages. But at least they gave me a roof over my head.