The grand total of money loaned to students hit $867 billion in 2011, and
some are now clasifying the growing student-loan business as a bubble.
However, if such a bubble were to pop, it likely wouldn't be as big a
catastrophe as the housing bubble, just because the government holds the
bulk of student loans. But, having a younger generation sagging under debt
is not the prettiest picture regardless.

*—The Wall Street
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-Laye
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"With fair speech thou might have thy will,
With it thou might thy self spoil."
--The R.M


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