The 1st 25 seconds were the story of my career

word of advice…. whatever you do, DO NOT DEFAULT on your student loans. It will ruin you! Do some research on the subject!!!!!!

I went bankrupt and trustme, i know the feeling.
HILARIOUS How they think they have your life! Guess what, u just have a papaer that says I owe you money

Just make sure no one else co-signed for you.

Lol, I would never do that. It was just a funny thought and true.
I’m solely responsible for them, so if the school tries to fuck up my health care and I die, then they are just shit out of luck for getting their money back.

I have to start back paying this month..and trust me I am not happy

FUNNY

Yeah your right but these loan guys need to lighten up not everyone is out to jip them its the other way around they are just legal loan sharks tamed but nonetheless jerks. Its a business and like most banks they don’t care who they have to step on the get their legal tender. See zeitgeist.

Loans are a complex topic. Many people are just not familiar with all the terms and technical aspects involved in the loan process. It can be very confusing to try to figure out what loan is the best loan. When it comes to student loans it can be almost a hassle to try to figure out exactly what terms, conditions and costs are for each loan you may be offered

Credit scores are a scam. A person could pay off all their loans on time or early for 20 years, then not get anything on credit for one year, and their score will be lower than someone who has a balance on 5 different credit cards. So, essentially, you’re being forced to keep a balance on your card if you want a higher score.

This is a funny commentary… don’t get me wrong.

For those watching though, please don’t disregard the creditors! There IS reprocutions: your credit score will be greatly damaged and the loan will go in to default.

Try leasing a car or buying a house with that on your credit report.. please be vigilant!

Check out the Dec 22, 2008 issue of Time magazine. There is an article about a small college in Wisconsin that is having a budget crisis because a number of students have transferred or graduated early because of the steep tuition. The college is considering limiting the amount of toilet paper that the dorms can consume, and installing low energy light bulbs in the cafeteria, and firing instructors. Is that funny or what?