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Pete W
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Pete W asked in News & EventsCurrent Events · 1 decade ago

Talk about a Congressional rip-off! Student Loans.?

I learned today that many Congressional staff folks can have their Student Loans forgiven. This is done as an 'incentive' to prospective employees. Uncle Sam says: You come to work for us, we pay off your federal student loans. The private sector does this but takes the expense out of private money (profits or income). The US Government does it with taxpayer money! It sure doesn't sound fair to me (I have no outstanding loans, by the way) - a worker today is paying off his or her student loans and also paying off someone else's through the tax code. Does this sound like a rip-off to you? This is a fact, not fiction - look it up on the 'net.

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  • 1 decade ago
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    Your government in action

    You think they put your interests in front of theirs?

    Better take another look!!!

  • 4 years ago

    Get an previous Toyota Corolla or Toyota Starlet. or perhaps Honda Civic. An previous BMW 318 or so could be sturdy too (yet those take extra gas). Low milage: approximately 8,000 miles in keeping with 3 hundred and sixty 5 days. So, eighty,000 miles for a 10 3 hundred and sixty 5 days previous motor vehicle. stay far off from autos with any visable rust. yet getting ripped off takes place everywhere.

  • 1 decade ago

    no

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