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9 janvier 2016

FactCheck: does Australia run one of the most generous student loan schemes in the world?

The ConversationBy  and . Overall, it is true that many features of Australia’s loan schemes for tuition fees make it more generous than most other countries that charge for higher education. But from a student’s perspective, how generous Australia is depends on exactly which aspect of the loan scheme you’re looking at. More...
9 janvier 2016

It’s the Learning, Stupid

The EvoLLLutionBy Jamie Merisotis - EvoLLLution. Have you heard about the graduate from Stanford who went deeply in debt getting a degree in classics, only to find no job on the other side of graduation? Now she’s prepping iced caramel macchiatos for minimum wage. More...

9 janvier 2016

Taking issue with the ESRC-funded ‘Alternative Politics of Debt’

The Political Economy Research Centre (PERC) at Goldsmiths, University of London, recently put up a post entitled ‘Debt Briefing 01: Student Debt in the United Kingdom‘. This was part of an ESRC-funded project on ‘Crafting an Alternative Politics of Debt’. More...

6 janvier 2016

Who's profiting from $1.2T of federal student loans?

University Business LogoBy Stefanie Botelho. The companies making those calls are just one part of an ecosystem feeding on federal student loans. There are also debt servicers, refinance lenders, firms that help former students stay out of default and for-profit schools that make money as borrowers try to repay more than $1.2 trillion in government-backed education debt. More...
5 janvier 2016

Loan Guarantor to Ask Supreme Court for Relief

HomeThe loan guarantor USA Funds plans to file a petition with the U.S. Supreme Court today seeking to overturn a federal appeals court ruling that barred the agency from collecting fees from a borrower who had defaulted on her student loan but started repaying it. Read more...

4 janvier 2016

More Grads Have 'Excessive' Debt

HomeBy Doug Lederman. The growing public focus on student loan debt in recent years has been driven by some numbers that really matter (like the passing of the $1 trillion threshold in the amount of total outstanding loan debt) and some that are less meaningful (anecdotal reports about the occasional baristas who accumulated $120,000 in debt, an outlier level when the average is about a quarter of that). Read more...

4 janvier 2016

Senate Deal Would Revive Perkins

HomeBy Michael Stratford. Bipartisan agreement would renew the expired loan program for two years -- but with some new eligibility restrictions that concern colleges. Read more...

4 janvier 2016

Graduates who move overseas to be forced to pay back student debts

The Guardian homeBy . New rules mean Australians who live and work abroad while owing money on government loans must register with the tax office. More...
3 janvier 2016

Student loan expansion relies on ‘accounting trick’

By John Morgan. Government’s moves to lower student loan write-off ease path to postgraduate and part-time lending. More...

3 janvier 2016

Postgrad loans of £9k recommended by Scottish government review

By Chris Havergal. Debt could be repaid if students stay in Scotland to work after course finishes. More...

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