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I took out 4 diff loans and we’re not exactly “struggling” to pay them back nor is the interest rates on them ridiculously high. I enjoy claiming that interest as deductions on my taxes each year.
^ But some people do unfortunately struggle with paying back student loans. Maybe not for the entire duration of their repayment period, but at first, while they’re still getting a handle on juggling bills.
Fortunately, we’re not struggling with Dan’s student loans, as he got them consolidated and recently re-consolidated, so the monthly payments aren’t too much for us to handle comfortably.