Why wont student loan forgiveness forgive my loan?
2017-04-23 10:54 pm
My loan is only 4K and they said it s not enough to be forgiven. I find that pretty stupid the lower the loan I think the better actually. They rather forgive 20k and not 4K. I just don t know why my loan isn t as important as someone with 20k I don t want to pay the 4K back just as much as the person with the 20k
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2017-04-24 7:50 pm
✔ 最佳答案
Why take out a loan you weren't prepared to repay?$4k is more repayable than $20k. Thus it's not unreasonable for them to view this as something you can pay, rather than would need forgiving.
2017-04-26 12:52 am
Why should they forgive it?? YOU took the money...right? Who cannot manage a small chump change loan like that? You kids today and your victim mentality is simply amazing.
2017-04-23 11:27 pm
Why should the forgive you debt? You incurred it didn't you? I guess you have the welfare mentality... You are too good to pay what you owe... Give me everything as I am too lazy and proud to work for it.
GROW UP AND TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR YOU ACTIONS!
GROW UP AND TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR YOU ACTIONS!
2017-04-23 10:57 pm
Your loan would be considered managable compared to the larger loans.
2017-04-23 11:07 pm
Why don't you man up and pay your fu-king loans.
2017-05-13 9:47 am
http://www.consumerreports.org/student-loan-debt-crisis/lives-on-hold/
I know you gave a best answer which was deserved, but please read this article to realize (how lucky) you are to have (only) $4,000 in student loans.
My husband (deceased) and a lawyer for over 45 years in sole practice, when in a divorce would decide how much a spouse "might" owe to cover their childrens education. Back about 20 years ago, the cost for a state school might cost on average of $5,000 per year, but now in 2017, those same schools might cost $20,000, or the (prior) cost of 4 years for 1 year total.
Student loans, like child support or taxes can't be dischargeable in bankruptcy, so no matter what you have to pay, until you die.
I know you gave a best answer which was deserved, but please read this article to realize (how lucky) you are to have (only) $4,000 in student loans.
My husband (deceased) and a lawyer for over 45 years in sole practice, when in a divorce would decide how much a spouse "might" owe to cover their childrens education. Back about 20 years ago, the cost for a state school might cost on average of $5,000 per year, but now in 2017, those same schools might cost $20,000, or the (prior) cost of 4 years for 1 year total.
Student loans, like child support or taxes can't be dischargeable in bankruptcy, so no matter what you have to pay, until you die.
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