Do you see the government bailing out student debt? Like, even Biden didn't do that. You'd think that with his kind of agenda, this would be something he would want to pursue. Honestly, I am probably the least qualified person on the planet to make predictions about what the government does. I don't watch the news and try to avoid it altogether. I just assume the worst possible worst-case scenario is going to happen and plan for that.
Especially as you look at the world right now, we're in a period of hyperinflation, which, depending on what source you look at, could be two digits different. I think that if student debt is forgiven and that is the solution, but lenders continue to lend without any changes, it's a really bad outcome. You're not solving the problem; you're just avoiding responsibility from this subset of borrowers. That's not a good solution.
If the debt isn't forgiven, I imagine this issue will continue to come up, especially if nothing is done to curb increasing tuition and more and more student borrowers taking on five to six figures of debt to pursue education paths that do not economically make sense. 100%. That is actually probably the riskiest path when you think about it on a macroeconomic scale; we're just creating all these debtors, and that's not a society I want to live in.
This goes back to the concept of plan lock. Even if we take being a doctor out of the equation, you go to a regular school, find yourself $60,000 in debt, and now you cannot follow your "dreams." It's interesting because while I might make fun of an art degree, if you love art, it's 2022, and there are tons of ways to make money with it. As an entrepreneur, I could use help from artists, so reach out to me if you are one. However, if you're already financially strapped, you may not be able to take that risk or say yes to a potentially promising job because you need to service the debt. It's a complex issue that we could speculate and discuss all day long.
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Do you see the government bailing out student debt? Like I, even Biden didn't like, didn't do that. And you'd think that would, with his kind of agendas, that would be something that he would want to pursue. I honestly, and the probably least qualified person on the planet to make predictions about what the government does. I don't watch the news. I try to avoid it altogether. And I just assume the worst possible worst case scenario thing is going to happen. And I try to plan for that. You know, like, especially as you look at the world right now, we're like in this period of hyperinflation that's, you know, depending on what source you look at. It could be like two digits different. I think that if college, you know, if student debt is forgiven, that's, and that's, that's the solution. We don't stop lending. We just forgive this tranche of loans. That's a really bad outcome. Like you're not solving the problem. You're, you're just, you know, shirking responsibility from these, you know, this subset of borrowers. That's not a good solution. If they don't forgive it, I imagine this issue just continues to come up, especially if there, there is not, if something isn't done to curb increasing tuition and more and more student borrowers. Taking on five to six figures of debt to go pursue majors and paths that just do not economically make sense. 100%. Because that, that's actually probably the riskiest path when you think about it as sort of this macroeconomic scale. Now we're just creating all these debtors. And that's, you know, that, that's a very, uh, that's not a society I want to live in. No, no. And you, and you goes back to your concept of plan lock. Even let's take doctor out of it. You just go to a regular school. You find yourself $60,000 in debt. And now, now you can't fall like you can't follow your quote unquote dreams because it's interesting. It's like, I, I kind of make fun of the art degree. But if you love art, there's actually like, it's 2022. Like there's a ton of ways to make money. And, and like, I find myself wishing I knew more artists because I being an entrepreneur, like I could use your help. So it hit me up. But it's like, but if you're already strapped, you're not able to potentially take that risk or say yes to that job that's like has potential. And because you are already locked in, you got to pay, pay that. And so it's just, it is, it's very interesting. And I think we could speculate and talk all day long. Thank you for watching till the end. If you enjoy our content, please like, share, subscribe. It helps other people find our channel. And we really, really appreciate it. I also want to let you know that we have this thing called the better wealth efficiency quiz. And our goal is to give you a wealth efficiency score in less than three minutes and really highlight and get you to start thinking about the potential inefficiencies that you have in your life. So if you haven't taken the quiz, go check out. It'll be the link below. Check that link out. Take the quiz and then let us know your score. |