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    Millennials Essay

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    college and want more out of life than a job they do not like that cannot even help them pay back their student loans, “Millennials tend to be less loyal than the preceding generation, but what else can be expected in an economy which has let them down as they were ready to enter the workforce? Most of the Millennials left universities overeducated, under-qualified and often with large student debt. The rates of youth unemployment has increased substantially with the with the recession and most…

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    YOU CAN GRADUATE COLLEGE DEBT-FREE For over 12 years, I have helped teens earn over $40,000,000 in scholarships, and in that time, I’ve learned one thing. There is no shortage of scholarships, there never has been, there never will be! There’s only a lack of knowledge on how to acquire them! After you read this e-book AND the series of short reads to follow over the coming months, you will be able to help me spread the word to those who don’t want to graduate with college debt. Your race,…

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    Every parents dream is for their kids to be successful, they want a child who had fun, stayed safe, and hopefully pursuited a college education so that their future would be bright. A college education and their degrees give college students and graduates a better opportunity to get a job and set up a career path. Now imagine, a world where everyone has a college education. The thing that made a college education and degree worth anything is that not everyone has one, it’s like diamonds. The…

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    have taken out a student loan to pay for college but because of my part time work to assist my parents with our living situation I wasn’t able to justify the student loan. My parents work very hard for what we have and it is harder and harder to support ourselves with the high rental prices in metro Vancouver let alone the rising cost of tuition. While I was sitting in a politics and ethics class my professor divulged whether it was acceptable for governments to disallow students from declaring…

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    mainly because of, student debt and the idea of “life-long renting.” “You have no idea about student debt, underemployment, life-long renting[sic]. "Stop feeling special" is some shitty advice. I don 't feel special or entitled, just poor. The only thing that makes me special is I have more ballooning debt than you.” (Weinstein) Weinstein could not have said it any better if you ask me. I for one would not want to accept a job for an unfair wage after racking up $120,000 in debt over four years…

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    Federal Student Loans

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    The U.S. student loan debt is a surging issue for young Americans. Striving for a post-secondary education will offer better job opportunities, although the financial responsibility of paying for the degree can weigh heavily on individuals with little to no income. Aid is provided to benefit students who need financial support via grants, scholarships, and loans. Focusing on loans, a student is offered government institutional loans based off of Expected Family Contribution (EFC). Every year…

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    consolidating your student loans, you need to know about the current student loans consolidation rates so that you are able to take the right decision. Usually the rate of interest for the student loan consolidation is calculated as the weighted average on the current loans of that person and if it could be summarized it is nearly one eighth of a percent. However, how much you will need to pay also depends on other terms of the lender. So, along with the rate of interest on the consolidated…

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    You either need a loan or you need to refinance your current debt. First of all, you need to decide how much money you'll need, which loan type is best for you; you'll also need to decide whether this is the right time to do it and how you are going to pay for it. All these questions need to be answered prior to applying for a student loan or refinance student loan and even before doing some research and requesting loan quotes. Loan Amount The amount of money you will need does not only have to…

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    Decreasing Student Debt

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    economy get worse, an increasing amount of college students are feeling the stress of financial problems upon entering college. However, college students continue to take out loans and put themselves in debt. Some possible solutions for decreasing student debt include improving the affordability of college, modifying the national education budget, and reducing the interest rate on student loans. The first possible solution for decreasing student debt is improving the affordability of college.…

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    A student loan is money that is borrowed to pay for college or educational expenses. Although it may seem like taking out a student loan is your only option, I implore you to not choose it. If you commit to a student loan, you are instantly putting yourself in debt and subjecting your newfound independent life to a bad start. Also, by digging that hole of debt and placing yourself in it, you are narrowing down the things you do in the future, especially when it comes to choosing your career. No…

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