This entry is part of Nelson Mullins’s ongoing “Bankruptcy Basics” blog series that is intended to address foundational aspects of bankruptcy for new and non-bankruptcy practitioners.
we now know that there is more trouble than there was then. and now they ve stagnated. does that trouble you at all? yes, but not convincingly. these people are paying their loans well until their twenties, 30s, 40s, often into their 50s. and now they re not buying homes as a result. they re buying cars, later starting families later. and we can trace it back to economic problems that recur as a result of that. do you think it s working? yeah, i mean, you ve got 44 million borrowers. so i think that it works. i admit, the man behind the bankruptcy rule. and he was not backing down. i still believe that the right incentive, there was a safeguard here. but you have the responsibility pay your loan. for the next hour, he had a range of opinions to support his position. my daughter paid off her
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and he was not backing down. - i still believe that the the right incentive is to say, there s a safeguard here. but you have a major responsibility to repay your loan. - for the next hour, he offered a range of opinions to support his position. - my daughter paid off her entire student loan. she was able and she was in the income contingent program because her dad knew about it. - not everyone has you for a dad. a lot of people don t know about it. - i mean, we have an awful lot of students who are in never-never land today. but on average, their debt isn t all that substantial. - he concluded with a final thought that encapsulated his position more than anything else - for the ones who put themselves in exceptional debt, they were the damn fools, not the federal government. and they should accept the responsibility for that foolishness. - thanks so much. appreciate it. - my pleasure. - okay. - believe it or not, he was right.