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(08-25-2022, 09:48 PM)EricC85 Wrote: I still think if your going down this road it should be tied to social security.

If you write off or cancel 20k in student loans deduct 20k from social security paid to that individual at retirement. That would lighten the demand on social security in the future, provide this "relief" they're claiming is needed and not cost the tax payers anything long term. Think of it as an advance on social security applied to their loans. In reality most of them won't see a dime of social security but pay into it most of there working lives anyway.

But the way it's being done now, hard no bad idea. And I have student loans I'm paying on. It'll cost me more in inflation then they're forgiving in the long run.

The government is determined to waste our money. I will not turn it down when they give some back, either thru tax breaks, loan forgiveness or stimulus, I know I will use that money more efficiently then they will. This is especially true when thier asinine policies created the huge student loan cost in the first place.

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