In the US, student loan debt is an intensely hot topic of debate, and understandably so. Over the past decade, student debt across the nation has amounted to more than $1.5 trillion (an amount only matched by the country’s mortgage debt); and according to a poll by New York Life, students take an average of […]
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State of Student Debt in the United States. Since 1985 college tuition has spiked more than 500%. Student debt in the United States is at unheard-of levels. The current student debt load for college students in the United States is at 1.5 trillion and counting. Once the first nation in the world for producing college
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If you are like most Americans, then you have taken on debt to go to college. As college tuition costs hit stratospheric heights, paying for college with student loans is a popular option. As we have heard in the news for the past few years, this debt is crushingly expensive for an increasing number of
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According to US News and World report, the median range of high school teachers’ salary is roughly $59,000.00. It seems a reasonable average until one considers the cost of getting a degree, then the loan repayments really eat away at earnings. As it is one of the most critical (yet unappreciated) jobs in the country,
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