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Baum, Sandy – Urban Institute, 2015
In recent years, concerns have emerged both about declines in entrepreneurial activity, and about increases in the amount students borrow to finance postsecondary education--in the aggregate as well as on average. Because the financial obligations associated with student debt could limit access to credit for individuals seeking to start…
Descriptors: Debt (Financial), Loan Repayment, Student Financial Aid, Entrepreneurship
Baum, Sandy; Carew, Diana; Fraire, Jacob; Jacks, Kay; James, Kevin; Madzelan, Daniel; Miller, Scott E.; Simmons, Barry; Thompson, Jessica – National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators, 2014
When borrowers default on a federal student loan, it can have catastrophic consequences. Their credit scores drop dramatically, severely curtailing their ability to afford a home or a car, and even limiting their ability to sign up for utilities. The cost of their loan rises as late fees pile up. Moreover, the federal government can garnish…
Descriptors: Risk, Income, Loan Repayment, Consortia
Baum, Sandy; O'Malley, Marie – Journal of Student Financial Aid, 2003
The fourth Nellie Mae survey of student loan borrowers in repayment reveals that education debt burdens remain manageable for most borrowers. A clear majority of those in repayment report that the benefits of the educational opportunities made possible through borrowing are well worth any problems associated with paying off the loans. There are,…
Descriptors: Student Loan Programs, Low Income, Negative Attitudes, Debt (Financial)