avoiding to pay student loans
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wholesalereplica
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bankruptcy??? not a great start to your career though
0_inspiration
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Just earn under 12K for the rest of your life 
suga051982
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why would you not want to pay back the loans that you took out to further your education?????
darshan1994
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If you are planning to go uni then go live in scotland. Free uni. If you finished it, show your wage under 21k and you will be safe.
marketingwise
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if you have work not easily traceable they will take a while to find you.
In the USA you cannot even get out of it by declaring bankcrupsy.
I wrote to a writer of an article on this and he recommended getting out of the country. Good luck,
I have a saying for times like this: "Better you then me".
In the USA you cannot even get out of it by declaring bankcrupsy.
I wrote to a writer of an article on this and he recommended getting out of the country. Good luck,
I have a saying for times like this: "Better you then me".
Gold Hat
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how you suppose to show your wage as what you want.
meathead1234
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TNphoneman
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Well the one sure way is to die, but that is probably not an option.
You can bankrupt student loans in the US but it has to be longer than 10 years or so since you defaulted. Not impossible but very difficult. More than likely you would get it forgiven and get a 1099 as income and owe the taxes on the money (in the US).
You can bankrupt student loans in the US but it has to be longer than 10 years or so since you defaulted. Not impossible but very difficult. More than likely you would get it forgiven and get a 1099 as income and owe the taxes on the money (in the US).
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In the US its slightly more complicated than you guys are making it out to be.
Historically, a college degree did lead to a better job. Due to the lowering of the value of a college degree and the horrific job market that is no longer the case, i have friends that are staying in school just so they dont have to start paying back the loans...this model is flawed becuase at a certain point, you need to hit the lottery in order to pay back all these loans. Also lenders like sallie mae dont give a monkeys ass if you are unemployed or even fell and broke your neck...like that mafia saying" F!@# you pay us!
Then you also have the situation of exorbitant fees from the colleges because they know you are boworring what is essentially unchecked money. So misc charges, ever increasing book charges and tuition hikes(required by federal law-in order to recieve federal funds, 10% of a colleges income must come from non-govt funding sources, which means that tuition hikes are built into the system)
And quite frankly in the US, the education market and the military are the only things booming...So if you can find a way to beat the system i say do it...hands down!!!!! Everyone will always have some moral agenda to push onto you until they are in the same boat. I mean this is blackhat forum and if everyone is so moral, why are 99% of the posts dealing with beating the big G or finding some tricks/methods that are clever. I have learned over the years that you really have to be careful about getting sucked into peoples "moral authority" trips.
Historically, a college degree did lead to a better job. Due to the lowering of the value of a college degree and the horrific job market that is no longer the case, i have friends that are staying in school just so they dont have to start paying back the loans...this model is flawed becuase at a certain point, you need to hit the lottery in order to pay back all these loans. Also lenders like sallie mae dont give a monkeys ass if you are unemployed or even fell and broke your neck...like that mafia saying" F!@# you pay us!
Then you also have the situation of exorbitant fees from the colleges because they know you are boworring what is essentially unchecked money. So misc charges, ever increasing book charges and tuition hikes(required by federal law-in order to recieve federal funds, 10% of a colleges income must come from non-govt funding sources, which means that tuition hikes are built into the system)
And quite frankly in the US, the education market and the military are the only things booming...So if you can find a way to beat the system i say do it...hands down!!!!! Everyone will always have some moral agenda to push onto you until they are in the same boat. I mean this is blackhat forum and if everyone is so moral, why are 99% of the posts dealing with beating the big G or finding some tricks/methods that are clever. I have learned over the years that you really have to be careful about getting sucked into peoples "moral authority" trips.
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advio12
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Today, yes the learning thing IS A SHAM! They screw so many people out of their money ots crazy...then when they graduate, many cant get a job. Go here to see how it is in the states, its a jpg so click it to expand it. Seems like a real money maker.
As far as getting out of loans, atleast here in the US, there is nothing you can do that i can think of except for leaving the country and never coming back.
As far as getting out of loans, atleast here in the US, there is nothing you can do that i can think of except for leaving the country and never coming back.
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You are essentially saying don't pay the loans he agreed to pay.
I can see you weren't raised by me; if my children sign a contract they honor it.
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Wow, thats insane about the governemnet subsidy...I never knew that the government pays these private lenders the loan plus interest. Son in essence its in a a private loan companies favor for you to default on a loan because thats an easy and quick payday and the problem is passed along to the government. WOWZERS!!!!!
I SMELL A "BUBBLE"....
I SMELL A "BUBBLE"....
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No, what i am saying is that just like your linkpushing service exploits loopholes in Googles ranking algorythm, this kid should try to find the best position he can using his brain. If the system were set up correctly, he would be employed and the equation would make sense, rendering this whole problem unnecesary. People revolt when there is an inbalance in a social or government system. Why would you just accept a financial system that obviously cares nothing for you and uses unfair and deceptive tactics? On a more primitive level, i think its in our makeup to want to solve problems that would otherwise be disadvantageous to us, because how else would a scrwany human being not wind up on a lions dinner plate if he didnt find a way to game the system. I by no means condone anything illegal but the education/lending business has become a lion and if you play by their rules, you will be a slave forever.
BTW...none of that stuff was meant as a personal attack and i only used your service as an example. I actually like your service but my point is that technically any action used to inflate links is an attempt to game the big G, so why not do that for things that are as important as the future of your financial solvency
BTW...none of that stuff was meant as a personal attack and i only used your service as an example. I actually like your service but my point is that technically any action used to inflate links is an attempt to game the big G, so why not do that for things that are as important as the future of your financial solvency
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