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An effort to combat financial institutions fiscal heist on American graduates private loans.

Created by D.B. on November 15, 2011

The ever increasing, unrealistic demands of loan providers are a leading outstanding debt. Interest rates of 14% or more - and demanded payments of 1,000+ dollars per month is simply not possible with a starting wage. Graduates are penalized for inability to pay outrageous monthly demands to the point where they become financially corrupt. This crisis is amassed a generation of individuals who aren't financially stable enough to even think about reproduction, economic stimuli, home ownership, or plans to wed. Financial institutions are draining the economy and diminishing social classes by providing blind funding which is impossible to repay. Americans who have put forth efforts toward self-improvement to keep up with educational expectations of employers everywhere, are being punished.

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