chusteczka
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- Apr 12, 2006
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lol wut?
Here's a hint - if they're federal student loans, the government begs to differ with you. In fact, they take priority over just about anything else on the list. Including bankruptcy. Ignoring them will only make ALL of your other financial problems worse.
That said, this family "appears" to be eligible for a financial hardship deferral.
Other notes: despite the Humane Society bleeding hearts posting in here - dump the cats. Get rid of the cars. Get rid of internet and cable. Pay down credit cards. Have the "kids" get jobs or get the fuck out. Cut unnecessary expenditures. Retire in Jamaica.
You saw that, eh?
Just my opinion but it would really suck to acquire so much student loan debt and not earn a degree. That makes school a dangerous gamble for those on the edge and I do not think it is fair.
Also, the added risk for the federal government would increase their standards for making the loans. Thereby reducing loans and lowering tuition rates. Although this would make it more difficult for determined students down on their luck to obtain the needed loans to get them through school.
Maybe it is better to let the lazy pay while providing greater opportunity for those willing to do the work.