Strange as it may sound, U.S. Student Debt may be a catalyst to the next Crisis.

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9 responses to “Strange as it may sound, U.S. Student Debt may be a catalyst to the next Crisis.”

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   March 14, 2013

   Pettie Underhill

   I am a product of student loan. Without this, I cant able to reach the position of what I have now because of financial stability. If there is something wrong with it I think that’s not a students factor but its a government factor.

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   March 25, 2013

   karol

   The increased education cost is pushing the future of students into dark and so the number is increasing of students falling into debt. The government should certainly come forward with some instant measure to overcome the situation or else the debt crisis would keep on increasing.
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   March 26, 2013

   Loritta Richard

   it’s possible that a community bank loan under this program might be made to a business that is not qualified as “small,” I’m guessing it’s not likely. Under the Small Business Jobs Act, qualifying loans (up to $10 million) may be made to applicable business that are “small” — meaning, the business has annual revenues of $50 million or less. As always, though, an institution lending under this program, should verify compliance with the Act’s requirements. I don’t see this affecting relationship banking.
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   April 15, 2013

   Loan Advice

   One of the major and common problems around the world which has reached its bubble bursting point. The student loan will have prescribed effect on the economy which seems to have broader allegation that probably needs effective attention. Government is also taking keen interest but is quite handicap solving the main issue, for which students are sacrificing.

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