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The New York Times@nytimes.com |
Millions of people are overdue on their federal student loans, with their accounts delinquent, in default or still on pause, according to the latest data. The reasons borrowers aren’t paying are varied, and court rulings keep upending collection efforts.
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So called “Mark”
@priceyeah.bsky.social
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"still on pause" is way different than "overdue" dont you think?
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Try the Brie, it’s American Cheese Month!
@briansmith.pro
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It must really anger your corporate masters that the wage slaves aren’t complying, huh?
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John Forsyth
@jhfhockey.bsky.social
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Maybe they can just claim their delinquency as an official act and then they are immune to any consequences...
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KitNCaboodle
@kitncaboodle.bsky.social
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And yet the world has not crumbled over this nonpayment. Its almost as though this debt isn't necessary to keep the economy going.
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Margot Sibley 25
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Did Joe plan this? Outrageous. He singlehandedly undoes the foundation of our society: CONTRACTS.
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Margot Sibley 25
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Screw up Joe born sucking his toe.
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