Been told for years that college loans can be an investment for a higher paying job. I found it interesting the average difference in salary for a college and high school graduate is $35,000. Putting it in this perspective makes student loans seem fair, if the college graduate is able to acquire this high paying job. Like EconGuy said we shouldn’t be focused on lowering student debt as much as helping these graduates get jobs. Next EconGuy talks about inequality when dealing with income, wealth, and expenditures. I am surprised that the top 20% earn 59% of the total income. Relating to the college loan discussion college graduates earning 100% more compared to high school graduates helps put in to perspective that student loans are a good
