• @[email protected]
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    521 year ago

    Wait don’t do that. They garnish wages for student debt. They’re happy to do it, too, as they get to keep a big chunk of extra fees that way.

    • @[email protected]
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      281 year ago

      While agree that not paying you are just sinking youself deeper especially since you can’t declare bankruptcy and get rid of the debt. The Biden administration put an on-ramp period in place so that it would reduce any penalties for not paying. Repayments start

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      161 year ago

      Just wait until they bring back debtors prisons to fix the labor shortage

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        81 year ago

        How would removing people from the labor force fix the shortage? Did debtors prisons have you work for companies or something?

        • JJROKCZ
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          121 year ago

          The 13th amendment outlaws the practice of slavery, except for prisoners. A possible (legally questionable and morally objectionable) solution is to throw those who can’t pay in prison, then force them into labor as prisoners, and use that labor to pay their debts, after they pay room/board of course, thus ensuring they never escape their bonds

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      41 year ago

      That takes a lot of work and a court order. You can avoid that by making a token payment say of five dollars once a month.