I just discovered a great book called “Dealing with Your Debt” by Liz Pulliam Weston. She is one of the most-read columnists on MSNMoney.com and very grounded. Even if you aren’t in debt, this is a great book to read because she really explains how the various kinds of debt work and how to handle them. With so many people in debt (and our entire country, as well), this is a great time to use such a book to help you plan your way out.
If you are thinking of buying a home or refinancing, getting a student loan or applying for some sort of loan, she really explains how it all works so you can talk to your finance people from a place of power instead of not really understanding what they are talking about!
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Krysta
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Sallie Mae supports reforms that would allow student loans to be dischargeable in bankruptcy for those who have made a good-faith effort to repay them, says Ms. Holler. Haha, sure. And who gets to define “good-faith effort”? Let me guess. Everyone’s favorite Aunt Sallie.
Education costs continue to increase at a rate greater than inflation due to basic supply and demand economics. As the Governement pours dollars into education in the form of loans and grants and public education money it distorts demand and eliminates competition. Increasing demand in the absence of competition results in increased prices. You can see the same result in health care since the introduction of medicare.
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