September 20, 20193 min read, 514 words
Published: September 20, 2019 | 3 min read, 514 words
Having lots of debt at a young age "is the new normal."Millennials carry an average of $27,900 in debt, not including mortgages, according to new data released today by . Gen Z, the oldest of whom are now 22 years old, have an average debt of $14,700.Having sizable debt at a youn...
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October 14, 2019
A brief but informative piece regarding the referenced issue. Good expository commentary and links. The author belies no bias and merely lays out the specific facts relating to the matter at hand. Contextually relevant, particularly as the issue of debt amongst the younger age groups, specifically concerning higher education debt, is a matter of much debate currently. This is especially the case in political circles.
October 14, 2019
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September 22, 2019
The article offers data, comparisons and numbers to show how the costs of higher education is putting people in financial trouble. It’s crazy how this reality became “normal” in America and how things are getting worse, without any prospect of change. Great article.
September 22, 2019
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September 22, 2019
This article is very well sourced, citing study after study when providing financial figures. It's author is not trying to prove a point or establish a conclusion, but rather providing the known facts at hand about what is becoming a multi-generational story now that the problem of higher education costs hasn't been resolved as Generation Z heads off to university.
September 22, 2019