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Parents Less Willing to go into Debt to Pay for College

October 20th, 2011 · No Comments

Fewer American parents are willing to go into debt to finance their children’s education. According to a report prepared by Sallie Mae, 51% of parents “strongly agreed that they would stretch financially to send their children to college.” This represents a 13% decrease from the 64% of parents who felt the same last year. Approximately [...]

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What is “Undue Hardship” in the Context of Student Loan Discharge?

May 10th, 2010 · No Comments

Over the past several years, more and more people are taking out ever-increasing amounts of student debt. With rising tuition rates and a greater push for advanced degrees beyond bachelors and technical degrees, it is not uncommon for graduates (as well as those who never even complete their programs) to come out of school with [...]

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