the sky? Hell, let's just tell professors to volunteer their time.
Link: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/the-bold-economic-move-joe-biden-refuses-to-make/ar-AASHaqq?ocid=entnewsntp
over 100,000 requests that haven't been heard yet (see link)...as for the other student loan situations, it depends on what this country values...many other countries pay for all costs of qualified medical students, while here, even our own well-established family physicians are still paying down their loans.
Again, loan forgiveness is intended to be a societal benefit...if you want more docs, engineers, teachers, military professionals, etc....put your tax money into those desires.
Link: https://districtcapitalmanagement.com/public-service-loan-forgiveness/
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about answering my query...is there any problem with the site or content?
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And a lack of accountability to personal responsibilities is a contributing factor to the decline of our society, in my opinion.
to honor their agreements...in the PSLF case, however, there appears to be a lack of 'good faith' on the part of lenders, and that's where I hope the BBB Bill can have some effect.
The Dem's broader proposal for student loan forgiveness is a bold move that not all would agree with...it definitely has benefits, but wouldn't be "non-negotiable" for me...fingers crossed that the Bill makes it through with perhaps a few more concessions in terms of scope and cost.
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insurance, etc... physicians are physicians to care for people and make money. It may take them a while to pay off student loans, but I don't think they mind the $300,000 - $400,000 incomes in the long run.
a few months ago when, I believe, 60 Minutes did a segment on thousands of military veterans who were promised free college tuition for their service, but then the loan companies 'slow played' them, or outright refused to honor their promises to pay them back...something like 90% of the petitioners were getting "stiffed"...so I highlighted that aspect as justification for at least some effort being expended there.
As for physicians, not every Doc gets paid what you're suggesting...most Family Practitioners make considerably less than those figures....somewhere around $210K/yr...I'm not saying they need "Go Fund Me" accounts, but the loans they carry are quite high and with all the normal expenses people have, it takes a long time to pay them off....also, as I mentioned, many countries (e.g. Ireland) pay for all expenses...if you are a qualifying top student...the country wants good Docs, so they pay for them in their taxes...a societal choice...we could do the same if we wanted/needed to....just saying...btw, I believe Medicare already funds our physicians', albeit low, Residency salaries.
The whole issue is worthy of debate...but not rejection out of hand...IMO.
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