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To: Bon of Babble

Bankruptcy is the obvious solution for those who can’t pay their debts. There’s no reason student loans shouldn’t be eligible for bankruptcy. My guess, that would require legislation.


10 posted on 11/21/2022 6:50:28 AM PST by SJackson (nations that are barren of liberties are also barren of groceries, Louis Fisher)
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To: SJackson

I lived like a hobo while in college. My stuff fit in a back pack. I thoroughly resent paying the loans of what I call “Starbucks students”.


11 posted on 11/21/2022 6:59:24 AM PST by Stevenfo
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To: SJackson

If you allow student loans to be eligible for bankruptcy, then anyone who doesn’t max out on those loans would be seen as a sucker. Get your four-year degree. Go on to graduate school. Keep on borrowing. Don’t take any part-time jobs. Live well on the loans. Then declare bankruptcy.

Sure, that would hurt your credit rating for seven to ten years. But that beats paying those huge loans back.


16 posted on 11/21/2022 7:11:09 AM PST by Leaning Right (The steal is real.)
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To: SJackson

Biden is the reason student loans current cannot be included in bankruptcy. He has probably forgotten that.


23 posted on 11/21/2022 7:27:27 AM PST by JstABrdPstr
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To: SJackson

There is a good reason by it’s able to be discharged. It would be a moral hazard., ie one could rack up debt and get your medical or law degree then just not get that first job until you go through bankruptcy. They do a six-month look back. Voila’. Free medical or law degree. Make sense now?


29 posted on 11/21/2022 8:42:08 AM PST by 2big2fail (.)
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