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I have been following the student debt reforms closely, and I appreciate the study that is shown here.
I am kind of stunned by the assertion that ” Eliminating student debt for
borrowers in repayment for more than 20 years (or for more than 25 years with graduate debt) provides debt relief for about 750,000 individuals residing in households that, on average, earn $312,977 in annual household income.”
Maybe the 750,000 debtors who have been paying for 20-25 years are all doctors and lawyers now. And successful ones, too — to get an average of $312,977 you need some really high earners.
Something does not feel right here.
One other comment:
Forgiving accrued interest does not bother me personally. I do not think that the government should ever be charging interest to its citizens. Just my philosophy.