Yes, but they should lower the interest that they always charge.. that is usually why stuff doesn't get paid is because the ridiculous interest rates that has you basically only covering interest and barely making a dent into what is owed. I paid mine but it was bullshit especially because its like paying double what I owed and I never even finished school.

Absolutely, however I don't think it should be necessary to take a loan to educate yourself, just optional. I had no student debt, my partner did take a loan which we be paying off even before he has to start paying it off. (Denmark).

Absobuttfuckinglutely!! They are LOANS!!! That means, you have to pay them back!! I did when it was my turn!!

If you take a loan you've signed a contract with someone. You should satisfy the terms of the contract.

Paying back student loans is generally seen as a responsible financial decision. It not only fulfills a contractual obligation but also builds a positive credit history. Consider your ability to pay and any available repayment options or forgiveness programs. Balancing repayment with other financial needs is crucial for personal financial health.

I have paid off my undergrad student loans. Currently in a graduate program and would do nasty things to see my student loan debt disappear... The number is seriously a little sickening.

Of course. They signed on the dotted line and promised to repay the loan. So they could get really smart and make lots of money. At least some of them might have thought that between partying and sex!

If you signed an agreement to pay back ANY loan, student or otherwise you have an obligation to pay it back.

Yes. If you take a loan you pay it off. No taxpayer is responsible for the debt you incurred

Who ever started this free college crap?

Should people pay back their student loans?

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I paid mine.
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Absolutely, however I don't think it should be necessary to take a loan to educate yourself, just optional.
I had no student debt, my partner did take a loan which we be paying off even before he has to start paying it off.
(Denmark).

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  Danes! 🙄
  
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- NordicInScandinavia
  
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  Lol, only half - Dane by nationality. 😂
  
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- Dongie
  
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  The other half?
  
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- Dongie
  
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  Hey, the other half?
  
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- NordicInScandinavia
  
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  Nah fuck it.
  
  Sorry I don't fricking life chronically online to answer you.
  
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- Dongie
  
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  Ok, meany! I say you are French. They're pretty rude!!
  
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Yes, but they should lower the interest that they always charge.. that is usually why stuff doesn't get paid is because the ridiculous interest rates that has you basically only covering interest and barely making a dent into what is owed. I paid mine but it was bullshit especially because its like paying double what I owed and I never even finished school.

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Absobuttfuckinglutely!! They are LOANS!!! That means, you have to pay them back!! I did when it was my turn!!

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  I did, too!
  
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If you take a loan you've signed a contract with someone. You should satisfy the terms of the contract.

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Paying back student loans is generally seen as a responsible financial decision. It not only fulfills a contractual obligation but also builds a positive credit history. Consider your ability to pay and any available repayment options or forgiveness programs. Balancing repayment with other financial needs is crucial for personal financial health.

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  So true, Tom.
  
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I have paid off my undergrad student loans. Currently in a graduate program and would do nasty things to see my student loan debt disappear...
The number is seriously a little sickening.

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Of course. They signed on the dotted line and promised to repay the loan. So they could get really smart and make lots of money. At least some of them might have thought that between partying and sex!

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If you signed an agreement to pay back ANY loan, student or otherwise you have an obligation to pay it back.

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Yes. If you take a loan you pay it off. No taxpayer is responsible for the debt you incurred

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Who ever started this free college crap?

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  It was a democrat. 🫤
  
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