[ SECRET POST #2695 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2695 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

that will definitely be changing soon if it hasn't now, because the current crop of early 30s/late 20s people who went to college all have their credit destroyed by student loans.

[(Anonymous)]

Uh, not so much? The current round of just-graduated, maybe. But those who graduated college five to ten years ago, are typically in a better place. Sorry if YOUR credit was destroyed, but it's so not true for everybody.

[(Anonymous)]

me and everyone I know... maybe you went to a cheapo school..?

[(Anonymous)]

Actually, I did go to an affordable school that left me with a managable amount of debt. What a shock, I know.

[(Anonymous)]

No need to be self-righteous about it, your choices may not be open to everyone, or the best for others.

[(Anonymous)]

Yep. Affordable schools still cost a lot of money, at least around here (USA). I worked full time through college, went to the inexpensive school, and paid as much of my tuition as I could straight out of my paycheck; I still have debt because it just wasn't enough.

[(Anonymous)]

I dont' have bad credit, but I am not, and honestly can't see myself in the position of being, able to afford to buy.

[(Anonymous)]

No one I know in their late 20s or early 30s had their credit destroyed by student loans. Only one person in that age range that I know has bad credit and it's because they expected to get their dream job right away and they buy every shiny new piece of technology the instant it comes out instead of repaying their loan. The rest of us took the best job we could find after graduation and used our salaries to pay back our loans. Now most of us have a mortgage and own a car.