No, seriously: is Rogers really trying to say that the students will be financially better off if their loan rates are higher? Or is his point that everything is going to suck, anyway, so we might as well soak the kids while we can?
Apr 27, 2012
What Money Can't Buy, I Don't Need
Rob Rogers, 4/26/12:
...because, if you let the student loan rates go back up, you'll magically have more money to put in your 401(k)s and pay for your mortgages, because the super-special Job Creators will have made everything better?
No, seriously: is Rogers really trying to say that the students will be financially better off if their loan rates are higher? Or is his point that everything is going to suck, anyway, so we might as well soak the kids while we can?
No, seriously: is Rogers really trying to say that the students will be financially better off if their loan rates are higher? Or is his point that everything is going to suck, anyway, so we might as well soak the kids while we can?
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