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The collapse of the subprime mortgage industry caused a devastating financial meltdown, the likes of which the U.S. economy and housing sector are still recovering from. All it took to generate this tumult was the inability of homeowners (en masse) to afford their mortgages, after the majority of these loans had been packaged, sold, bought, and then resold on the derivatives market.
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It's not difficult to see another potential economic crisis in the making in the form of student loan defaults. In a new article entitled, " Student Loan Debt: How to Avoid a Default ", CreditQ.com discusses the factors contributing to the rise in student loan defaults, as well as some strategies and resources for borrowers that are saddled with insurmountable educational debt.
CreditQ.com, an online financial resource services center, notes that a great deal of traffic to its website (as well as consumer financial inquiries) comes from site visitors concerned about mounting financial debt. A large proportion of these individuals have consumer debt that is manageable. Surprisingly, what have become unmanageable are the tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars owed in the form of student loans. For these individuals, CreditQ.com offers advice on how to avoid defaulting on a loan, a goal that is becoming more difficult in lean economic times.
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. That’s billion with a “B” in case you’re bad at counting zeros. By comparison, that’s the low-ball estimate for the costs incurred by the BP Oil Spill .
Expand this number to include the entire “Lost Generation” of law students graduating between 2009-2011, and you are asking for a $12,000,000.00 bailout, c/o of the American taxpayer. This calculation doesn’t even entertain the risk that a law student loan amnesty would open the door to other unemployed students: undergraduates who graduate underwater; grad students. When you consider the financial implications of bailing them out, the numbers skyrocket.
I’m sure bailing out newly minted degree holders in the aftermath of the financial crisis carries with it a certain degree of moral superiority, at least compared to bailing out Wall Street bankers. But face it: it’s just not going to happen, and unemployed 20-somethings have a lot less political pull.
IBR may be the closest thing the student community will ever get to a bailout– so it’s worth your persual, especially if you are entertaining the thought of taking on law school debt.