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08-18-2017 10:27 PM
I don't care how educated she is, she's stupid, ignorant and lazy.
I hope it all backfires on her, she needs to pay back what is owed, get a job, start saving for retirement---yesterday.
And realizer the child support isn't going to support her for the rest of her life.
And I don't care to, either.
08-18-2017 10:30 PM - edited 08-18-2017 10:37 PM
What is the point of getting an expensive education, and not using it?
Does she tell welfare Ben is living with her?
Student loans are not forgiven.
08-19-2017 11:12 PM
pathetic, hope someone catches up with "them"!
08-20-2017 09:44 AM
Retires? From what?
08-20-2017 10:53 AM
@qbetzforreal wrote:Retires? From what?
LOL!!! This is what I said!!!
She looked at me like I WAS THE IDIOT. Retire from being a student of course. Didn't you know that when you get to be of a 'certain' age you get to retire and the government gives you free money and supports you. (I can not imagine the look on my face)
Both of her parents are engineers and angry and frustrated with her.
Ben's parents are sick over this and know it is a matter of time before the whole thing implodes. He is very book smart graduated college early with honors, but fell under the 'spell' of this pretty nut!
08-20-2017 11:12 AM
@Mominohio wrote:Unfortunately, the world is full of people of all income and educational levels that feel entitled to free, and spend a lot of time and energy getting it..
Yet people here get upset when the few of us say to simply cut these people off. They claim we don't know their circumstances, and we are judging.
Well, I'll continue to judge people who scam the system, stay below the radar and take, so that those truly in need have even less, and those of us footing the bill have less for ourselves.
Hoping Karma takes care of it for her.
08-20-2017 11:49 AM
This is not a creative financial plan, but just a lazy persons way of milking the system!!! She should want to put her degrees to use and get a job, unfortunately, the only thing she is doing is teaching her children how to be lazy!!
08-20-2017 12:07 PM
My DD recently graduated from veterinary school with $180,000 in student loan debt. (We paid for her undergrad degree). The vet school gave a class to the students on their different options to pay off their loans. They said that one of the "best" options was to make the minimum payments for 20 years, at which time the loan would be forgiven, though they would still owe taxes on the part of the loan that was forgiven.
BUT... the loans basically gets renewed each year, and if Congress were to change its mind about student loan debt, kids who are pursuing this option could be in for a big unpleasant surprise. My DH and I are anti-debt and hoping that our DD pursues the other "best" option which is to get her loans paid off ASAP. Hence, she got a job locally as a vet and is living at home.
BTW - the "worst" option for paying off huge student loans like hers, is to make average payments and pay it off in 10-15 years. That option costs the most money overall.
I think other posters are correct that at some point "Ann" will not be given any more loans, nor will any reputable college continue to enroll her. She thinks she's much smarter than she actually is.
08-20-2017 01:18 PM
@Abrowneyegirl wrote:
@qbetzforreal wrote:Retires? From what?
LOL!!! This is what I said!!!
She looked at me like I WAS THE IDIOT. Retire from being a student of course. Didn't you know that when you get to be of a 'certain' age you get to retire and the government gives you free money and supports you. (I can not imagine the look on my face)
Both of her parents are engineers and angry and frustrated with her.
Ben's parents are sick over this and know it is a matter of time before the whole thing implodes. He is very book smart graduated college early with honors, but fell under the 'spell' of this pretty nut!
Tell Ben to NEVER get married to her. She won't be able to collect SS, if she doesn't work and pay in.
08-20-2017 04:28 PM
You cannot defer student loans forever....hope she gets audited at some point. Hope "Ben" helps support his baby but if he gets away from this leech it would not be a bad idea. She is milking the system in a big way...if she goes to school full-time, how can she do anything else? There is also a limit to how many student loans she can get....if she is 32, it's a long time until retirement. She is in for a rude awakening; hopenits sooner than later.
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