@BeauTFC Possible unpopular opinion but rather they had kept the $10k & kept the interest rate at 0% or even 1%. Going back to 6.8% means that $10k will just be going back to the gov coffers. Been paying a net zero sum game for years was nice actually seeing my balance go down π
@PhillyD Rather they keep the $10k & reduce the interest rates. For many they will never experience the relief of the $10k once interest bumps back to 6.8%
@POTUS Typical still not listening & addressing the actual issue. Keep the $10k & reduce interest rates & penalties. That $10k is just goes right back into the federal coffers.
@GregAbbott_TX But once they breathe air they are on theyβre own, right? Pull up them bootstraps & try not to die at school β¦ TX is not pro-life they are pro-white male control over everyone else.
@HalSparks Because β¦ βHerein lies a tension: Targeting relief at all goes a long way toward making sure the lowest-income borrowers get the bulk of the help, but the Department of Education lacks the means to implement a massive screening effort to review applications. β
@GEICO_Service Just wondering when I can expect the $400 Michigan Catastrophic Claims Fund refund? It is my understanding the deadline is approaching & I have not received any further communications aside from the 3/8/2022 initial email nor the refund to date.
@Chuckthefreak Thatβs what I did at the start of the pandemic, window between noon & 5, lost 70lbs, plateaued now but have kept the weight off without deny myself my fav foods or counting or changing my activity level. Now itβs just a part of my lifestyle, second nature, no cravings.
@MadAdamison @HalSparks Man I hope I did the math wrong on that, otherwise that would mean $10k forgiveness would cost me $40k over the rest of my expected lifetime (assuming same salary) plus Iβd still owe $36k