How Student Loans are like being a California or New York resident
Student Loan Planner · Travis Hornsby
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Show Notes
From the perspective of what you'll have to pay on your student loans, the worst that can happen isn't any different than being a resident of California or New York City. Student loans aren't a debt sentence. If you have a plan in place, life can be pretty good with student loans. I explain why student loans are like a tax, and also answer a few listener questions about student loans.
In today's episode, you'll find out:
- Listener question: Should you take out the max student loans this year?
- Listener question: How to refinance as an international student?
- The wage gap between college graduates and non-college graduates
- Why college demand has gone up in the last 10 years
- How the federal government is driving up the cost of education
- How the cost of living in California and NYC is the same as paying on student loans
- Why I think the tax bomb will be eliminated someday
- How someone with $250,000 in student loans is better off than someone who's mom or dad paid for their education completely
- Why your student loan debt is like a tax and not a debt
Full show notes at: http://studentloanplanner.com/91
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