US student debt
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Viewers who once supported president have moved to opposite ends of political spectrum, some backing Bernie Sanders as others turn to Donald Trump
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The Democratic presidential candidate wrote that student debt crisis is ‘absurd’ and income should not prevent anyone from getting higher education
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There’s a certain hopelessness in living at this level of poverty that I had to fight daily to overcome
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Talk of the skyrocketing cost of tuition at America’s colleges and universities distracts from an equally pressing issue: rapidly rising room and board fees
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Obama administration hopes to help ‘hundreds of thousands’ pay for college under new rules for Fafsa, which many say is needlessly complex
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With proposals from the president and 2016 candidates on hold, states like Rhode Island and Tennessee – as well as colleges themselves – are taking action
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The Democratic frontrunner picks out her latest target in the GOP field, chiding the Wisconsin governor for his proposed $300m cut to his state’s college system
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Sure, Hillary Clinton has a plan to make college affordable, but will it really be free? And how much is it going to cost government and universities – and voters?
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Activists call candidate’s so-called college compact ‘ambitious’ but families would still have to cover some costs, unlike in Bernie Sanders’ proposed bill
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HigherEdPoints has partnered with Air Canada’s loyalty program to help ease students’ loan burdens with both their own and friends’ and families’ miles
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The burden of student loans may cripple your attempts to build a life for yourself or contribute to the broader economy but before you leap, weigh these options
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Young female college graduates are expected to make $3 less an hour than male counterparts – and all this year’s graduates face a struggle for good jobs, report finds
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Nine Democratic senators have come out in support of debt-free four-year public colleges, adding pressure on potential presidential candidates to do the same
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The company said it was working with other educational institutions by coordinating to accept students’ transcripts
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Nathan Hornes and others sought degrees from Everest, a Corinthian subsidiary, which is now in court as team of former students fight back
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President Obama wanted to end tax breaks on popular 529 college savings plans before backing off the idea. Guardian readers tell us why the plan was a bad one
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So many students wish for some act of God to wipe out their huge debt burdens. What happens when that dream comes true? No regrets
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About 28% of students with federal student loans said that they had no student debt. To recover its money, the US government garnishes wages, federal tax refunds and social security benefits of those who default
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Parents find it increasingly difficult to help children pay for college tuition. So where does that leave them?
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I beat Sallie Mae at the student loan game – but nobody should face financial ruin for an education
Stefanie GrayStefanie Gray: The loan giant preyed on my poverty, hounded me, slapped me with unethical fees, took me to court ... and then lost. None of it should have happened -
Cab company quietly rolled out its ‘student debt assistance program’ in DC to get more drivers to work certain shifts
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US money blog Georgia debt collectors posed as FBI agents to intimidate victims into making payments
A ring of scam artists from Georgia face criminal charges for alleged harassment of 6,000 Americans into making payments on debt that sometimes did not exist -
Astra Taylor: The entire structure of financing higher education is broken. Superficial reform in Washington means nothing until we make tuition ... free
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Letters: Fees at universities in England are already as high as anywhere comparable in the world
Topics
- US student finance
- US personal finance
- US universities
- Higher education
- US education
- Hillary Clinton
- US income inequality
- Bernie Sanders
- US politics
- US elections 2016
- Obama administration
- Student finance
- Students
- Occupy movement
- Debt relief
- State of the Union address
- University funding
- Occupy Wall Street
- Democrats
- Barack Obama
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