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    Student Loan Debt Crisis Specific Purpose: By the end of my speech, the audience should be persuaded to support student debt forgiveness programs. Thesis: Student Loan Debt is harming student’s financial stability and undermining their long-term life goals. Introduction: In fall 2014, I transferred to Harold Washington College after being out of school for two years. That same year student loan debt within the United States surpassed $1.1 trillion (Frizell) and some of that debt is my…

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    complete it” Furthermore Samuel went on to state that student loan companies profited from students’ debt “...Sallie Mae and Navient -- posted last year a combined profit of 1.2 billion dollars.” Samuel uses the rhetorical strategy of logos to help the audience understand the so-called ‘deals’ they are given for college education, and how the cost will negatively affect you, such as crippling debt, if you don’t think about your options. Pathos was…

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    College education has become a necessity that’s hindering the future of growing generations. Thesis Statement: College Education should be free. Preview of Main Points: I will elaborate on the following three topics: the increasing rate in student debt, how other countries are benefitting from providing free college, and how we can achieve free college tuition in the U.S. (Transition: First, I will…

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    $1.2 trillion is the student debt of Americans as of 2014 according to the New York Daily News. How can college be worth it, if collectively Americans owe this much money in debt. Part of the problem is increased tuition, another problem is people who do not have the funds for college are spending irresponsibly. Is college worth it; it most certainly is. College provides opportunities that would be otherwise impossible. College provides you with the opportunity to form new relationships,…

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    Student Debt Case Study

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    start making payment within months after their graduation. There was an initial displacement as people who graduated from high school thought that they could all benefit from students loans to get a degree then they would find a job to pay their debts. Students’ loans created opportunities for students who wanted to attend college, but could not afford the cost of attending it. As the first generation of students who attended college started graduating and making money, it became a…

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    are the simplest and most common loan type from the Small Business Association. The financing of a 7(a) loan can be guaranteed for a variety of general business purposes such as working capital, machinery and equipment, furniture and fixtures, and debt refinancing (under special conditions). Loan maturity is up to 10 years for working capital and generally up to 25 years for fixed assets (http://www.sba.gov). These types of loans are easily obtained since many banks in America participate in…

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    Diageo Case Study

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    between management, debt holders and shareholders. Debt increases expected return and risk to owners and as agency costs can arise, they should ideally be incorporated in the forecasts. The potential future acquisitions, although part of Diageo’s strategy, are also missing from the picture. Furthermore, the text says that "A distress condition imposed a one-time permanent 20% reduction in the value of the firm. There was no provision in the model for issuing equity to pay down debt when…

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    Root Capital Case Summary

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    William Foote was a financial analyst on Wall Street in the 1990s, during a Latin American growing period. In 1994, after the peso devaluation in Mexico, Foote spent 2 years traveling and studying the rural area of Mexico, and how the financial crisis affected its people and environment. During his conquest, Foote met and bonded with a group of vanilla farmers. After working side by side with the farmers for a few weeks, Foote realized the farmers were unable to adopt sustainable practices and…

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    While living in a nation that thrives on money it is essential to be able to manage money wisely. A popular payment method is swiping a plastic card; it may be either a debit or credit card. Despite the fact that both cards may look alike, they share some key similarities and differences as well. Having knowledge on these different types of cards can help someone decide on which may be a better option when it comes to completing transactions. The information provided will vary with different…

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    various reasons such as: cost, want, and need. The cost of college affects everyone; student loan debt is crippling the United States it currently sits at 1.2 trillion and rising this debt is affecting forty million people across the United States and is the only consumer debt that is not showing a decrease. (USA Today) If a program is approved for free schooling for undergrad it could hinder student loan debt from growing tremendously. This would affect the taxpayer, but would benefit the…

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