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    The Student Loan Crisis

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    People need to be aware of the issues on education and education reforms. The educational system requires people to pay thousands of dollars for a higher education. Students from all over the nation are forced to take out loans that put them into debt for most of their life. Low-income students also do not have many options nor are they able to afford higher education. The cost of education will keep on getting higher and higher as time progresses and the next President and Congress needs to…

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    Leverage Ratios and DuPont The leverage ratios indicate a company’s risk level associated with debt on the company’s balance sheet. According to Table 3, Tesla’s debt ratios from 2012 to 2014 all indicate the company assets are financed through debt, with 2012 being the highest of the three years. In 2013, the debt ratio was the lowest of all three years, which is due to the Gigafactory being built and Tesla paying off the last of the $465 million dollar loan the Department of Energy. The…

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    rating and they don’t want to experience it again. In fact, in many situations, financial ruin was the turning point that allowed consumers to change the way they were viewed by the credit reporting agencies. Consumers who are drowning in credit card debt (a…

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    schools that you can attend may place you in far more debt than you can handle. Even possibly bringing your actual income after you make your payments on your student loans for that month, less than what a high school graduate would make. J. Selingo has a great example of this in his book, College Unbound. He compares debts accrued by graduates from Princeton University versus graduates from Ohio Northern University. On average, student loan debts were, $5,225 for…

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    payment options, while also shaping and supporting lifestyles. It says college students have been a large part of the market and a big size of the number of people to use credit cards. The number of college students to have credit cards and the amount of debt that was owed was reduced because of the Credit Card Act in 2009. The act was meant to diminish how many credit cards were issued to college students. The misuse of credit cards is referred to as spending…

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    the work force sooner. Why are fewer people attending college? The New York Times describes that college attendance throughout the United States dropped by nearly five-hundred thousand this last year (Lehren and Martin). The truth is that not all people have the same advantages, and when trying to enroll at college, those disadvantages show more than ever. A lot of this falls into the category of price discrimination. Price discrimination is the practice of selling the same good or service at…

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    regarding debt. Poor financial decision-making appears to be a prevailing occurrence, with considerable consequences, that often goes unnoticed until a point of crisis is reached (Gerardi, Goette, & Meier, 2010; Hung, Parker, & Yoong, 2009; Lusardi,…

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    A student loan is the last resort that a person should want to get an education. There are community colleges scholarships, jobs there are so many other ways to get money for college so why get in debt when you can work instead of working to pay off your education. Say no to student loans and get a job or start applying for…

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    Attain Your Life Goals

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    contributed by poor money moves that we make. The most amazing thing is that there is nothing impossible; what you do as you work towards a goal is what determines the final destination. Every person would like to meet all the life bills and be left debt free. The challenge is in getting to where they want to be. Only a smart move towards the goalis what you certainly need 1. Budget your money Budgeting is all about planning how to spend the money. In other words, making smart decisions on how…

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    liabilities on directors only (including De facto director and shadow director) instead of on directors or managers. The requirement of “suspecting insolvency or would become insolvency” replaced the earlier requirement of “expecting be able pay all debts when become due”. Liquidators were allowed to bring processing against directors under this section. Simultaneously, the aim of this provision changed to protect creditors instead of imposing criminal sanction on director (Hii, 1999). This…

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