Student Loan Repayment
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“At least there was transparency from the guest as he points out how the paused student loan payments could go toward his future rather than his past and the pause was liberating enabling him to "quit his job" and "buy a car". Well yes, that is a loan. You transfer future earnings to the present. You make a decision to borrow money that you agree to repay in the future and, of course, there are consequences.
I'm stunned that the WSJ would platform a viewpoint that seems to imply student loans should have been forgiven and it is somehow negative that they must be repaid. "Forgiveness" of student loans would really mean socializing the cost. Not only unconstitutional, but would also create moral hazard.”Read full review »
bfair90 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/11/23
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“I enjoy the podcast, but wish that the discussion would go deeper/longer. Overall worth subscribing to.”
AmericanCliche via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/01/18
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“I like the brief and concise content. I miss Jim Chesko.”
Winthrope via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/22/13
“This podcast may have useful content, but I stopped listening to it because it has too many advertisments in too short a time period and irritating music playing throughout the podcast. Hopefully the WSJ can improve upon these logistical issues.”
SanFranC via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/30/09
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