Senator Elizabeth Warren's Student Loan Fairness Act(USA)
Posted: 09 May 2013, 20:12
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Warren on the Last Word.
As anyone who knows the history of the US Economy, you'd know that the Big Banks are the big leaders in destroying millions of jobs in America, by illegally foreclosing home owners, having high interest rates in loans when people want to buy a home, and basically ripping people off because the Government, both the Clinton and the Bush, and now the Obama Administration that lets them do that and each of these three Presidents has passed policies and laws in favour the banks, and against the People.
Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachuesetts is now fighting for student loans to match the interest rates the Federal Government gives to the Big Banks, which is .75%, rather than the 3.4% that is increasing to 6.8% of interest rate Big Banks give to students attending to college. And, switching who gives the loans to the students, from the Big Banks to the Federal Government, which is having the Federal Government "invest" as Warren had stated, into the students, and helping them get a good education in college and be able to work in America's workforce to compete with foreign countries and the expanding global economy.
Now this, would surely have a big impact on recovering America from our huge economic mess, and this would be the first step to recovery. Congress would be stupid to not pass it. The Federal Government would even make huge profits, up to 34 billion dollars in profit from the small interest rate it gives to the students. For every dollar America loans out, the profits they would get is about 30 cents per dollar given out(so, 1.30$ for every 1$ given out)
The only downside on this is that this gives the US Government more control in students lives and could abuse this anyway they want to, but, I wouldn't say it is bad giving the Department of Education more power and more authority, since, as you all know, the DE doesn't have much popularity and authority and, money, compared to other countries' investments in their education.
Watch the videos below for more direct information.
Warren on the Last Word.
As anyone who knows the history of the US Economy, you'd know that the Big Banks are the big leaders in destroying millions of jobs in America, by illegally foreclosing home owners, having high interest rates in loans when people want to buy a home, and basically ripping people off because the Government, both the Clinton and the Bush, and now the Obama Administration that lets them do that and each of these three Presidents has passed policies and laws in favour the banks, and against the People.
Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachuesetts is now fighting for student loans to match the interest rates the Federal Government gives to the Big Banks, which is .75%, rather than the 3.4% that is increasing to 6.8% of interest rate Big Banks give to students attending to college. And, switching who gives the loans to the students, from the Big Banks to the Federal Government, which is having the Federal Government "invest" as Warren had stated, into the students, and helping them get a good education in college and be able to work in America's workforce to compete with foreign countries and the expanding global economy.
Now this, would surely have a big impact on recovering America from our huge economic mess, and this would be the first step to recovery. Congress would be stupid to not pass it. The Federal Government would even make huge profits, up to 34 billion dollars in profit from the small interest rate it gives to the students. For every dollar America loans out, the profits they would get is about 30 cents per dollar given out(so, 1.30$ for every 1$ given out)
The only downside on this is that this gives the US Government more control in students lives and could abuse this anyway they want to, but, I wouldn't say it is bad giving the Department of Education more power and more authority, since, as you all know, the DE doesn't have much popularity and authority and, money, compared to other countries' investments in their education.
Watch the videos below for more direct information.