1ºSTUDENT LOANS “FORGIVENESS” —
Here’s what’s actually going on with student loan “forgiveness”:
1. In most cases, the students themselves have already paid off the loans. Taxpayers aren’t “paying off” the loan.
2. But, in most cases because of the crooked interest rates, a student who had, for example, taken out a $30,000 loan and had so far paid the loan company $40,000 and yet still owes another $20,000 on the principle, is now going to have the loan terminated.
BOTTOM LINE:
> The loan company has already been paid the $30,000 in principle that the student borrowed, and has also collected $10,000 in interest.
> The only thing that’s going away is the exorbitant ongoing interest that the loan company would have collected.
> Now free of the crushing interest from the loan company, the student and his/her family can once again be able to spend money that actually contributes to America’s economy instead of going into the pocket of a loan company.