The other day I posted here on the sad (if not corrupt) interplay between government subsidized (but not bankruptcy dischargeable) students loans and for-profit higher education. In today's mail I received my copy of the Wisconsin Lawyer, the official publication of the Wisconsin Bar Association. For those who have an interest in what can be done about burdensome student loans, click here for an excellent summary. Suffice it to say that there are at least four options in addition to the standard 10-year amortization repayment schedule.
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