Student loans have hit crisis levels in the United States and they’re causing big problems for millions of Americans who borrowed to fund their education.
People often wind up with more debt than most entry-level salaries can afford to pay back. While higher education may increase your lifetime earnings, it leaves you in a hole with debt at the start of your career.
Debt.com strives to provide educational resources to understand how student loans work. We compare options and get expert advice to help you eliminate your debts as quickly as possible.
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