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    TIP 25 Cut the Cards! “If you don’t want to buy it with your own money, you don’t need it.” ~Unknown By now you’ve figured out that one of the major themes woven throughout this book is getting out of debt—I write about it quite a bit even in the sections not dealing directly with money. Debt is one of the biggest problems facing modern families—a true American crisis—and yet so many people don’t seem to feel any urgency to do anything about it. Dare to be different and do something others…

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    Debts should be repaid. Budgets should be kept. Forced loan forgiveness and dishonest inflation should be rejected and condemned. These are moral imperatives. To live as if “money was no object” is a dereliction of moral duty. Finally, while living as if…

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    is either a student loan or financial aid. Financial aid can be very selective, so that leaves student loans. Will those loans pay off with a degree to have a career that will financially pay off those loans, or is that student going to be left in debt that is unable to be paid? I believe that if a student is careful when borrowing money, and is prepared to live frugally, that it is worth it to invest in college. Ultimately though, it is up to that individual if paying back loans…

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    The Path to Achieving the Dream? Not so easy. When most people look at it, they would say that it is easy for them to achieve the American dream, but people like me would say that it is actually quite hard to do. The high price of going to college can stop us from achieving the American dream. Even if we do go to college, later on in life, it will make us have problems with money. A solution that colleges/universities and the government can do is find a way to lower the cost of college.…

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    Analyse the causes of the recent rise of household debt in advanced economies in the context of the profound changes of government role in society (e.g., welfare, education, health etc...). -Household debt has increased considerably across developed nations -In 1990’s Australia housing debt equalled .5 of a years disposable income, in 2006 it was equivalent to 1.5 years disposable income -Increases in debt have largely been put towards housing in Australia including increased purchase in…

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    outcome of student-loan debts and prospective job opportunities. As many have heard before, “Be the change you want to see in the world” (Gandhi). Every school quotes this, but as I remember correctly Gandhi was never specific about relating to school or a higher education. He meant to…

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    writes his article to focus on the “larger scale” (126) of payday lending because he feels like it affects the nation as a whole and not just one individual. Faller begins to talk about how an individual can become caught up in the payday loaning debt trap. For example, Faller uses his sense of authority to say that “The payday lending…

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    attend college. The thought of taking out a mass amount of student loans along with the pressures of paying it all back is enough to make anyone think such a decision through. Debt should not deter people from attending college because they can pay off student debt. To begin, taking out student loans and having to pay off debt is seen as…

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    definitely made me curious on several issues. It isn’t a hidden secret that college is expensive. Most of us by the age of eighteen understand that we are going to compile a large sum of debt while putting ourselves through what may seem like an impossible task of getting a degree. So is the idea of putting yourself in debt worth the hard work and dedication required to become a professional in your field of study? The cost of tuition is only on the increase for new…

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    West Georgia working on a degree in Computer Science and I would like to address you on an issue that has been brought to my attention, the cost of receiving a secondary education. I believe that the price of gaining knowledge shouldn’t lead you into debt. Therefore I’m pleading for you to pass the H.R.678 - Student Loan Relief Act of 2001 into a federal law because it amends the Internal Revenue Code to eliminate the 60-month limit on student loan interest deductions; and increase the student…

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