Sentences with phrase «like economic hardship»

It effectively functions like the economic hardship deferment for the first three years for these borrowers and like a forbearance indefinitely (until the remaining debt is cancelled after 25 years in repayment).

Another problem is the private student - loan market, which generally charges students higher interest rates than the federal student - loan program and offers students fewer protections like economic hardship deferments.

In effect, IBR will then function like the economic hardship deferment for the first three years and like a forbearance thereafter.

The pros and cons of taking out a student loan with a big bank aren't always obvious — especially when it comes to protections like economic hardship deferment and forbearance.

Not exact matches

Since graduating, there have been a few times I've needed to rely on forbearance and economic hardship (like being out of work for maternity leave).

Preventing a demagogue is hard in democracy, because democracy requires informed electorate, and many people do not care (or are prevented by economic hardships of life) to get informed enough, and / or many questions are really complicated and might have complicated long - term consequences (like: will abandoning Pacific Trade agreement allow China to control trade in Pacific by bilateral agreements)

These hardship faced by many ordinary people isn't something that can be solved with a few minor tweaks, it's an intrinsic aspect of the economic approach people like Martin and Parris advocate.

She said, the current economic hardship, which has led to high unemployment and school dropout rates, has made a large section of the youth vulnerable to the entrapments of some mischievous politicians, who would like to recruit them to engage in violence in the November 7 general elections.

Public tolerance of economic hardship is like accepting overseas military action.

He said voting Abubakar for second term was like a tsunami, saying traders had witness serious untold economic hardship under him.

Adapted from Jon Raymond's short story «Train Choir,» what looks like a rambling movie about some gal in search of her dog also happens to be one eerily relevant movie about contemporary economic hardship.

I regret deeply that they ignore the compelling human issues facing American public education — like budget cuts that threaten kids» education, economic distress that causes real hardship for children and their families, and child poverty that is above 20 percent in the country and tragically still rising.

Deferment is a period of time when you are excused by your lender from making payments because of specific circumstances in your life like unemployment, economic hardship, returning to school, military deployment or serving in the Peace Corps.

Since graduating, there have been a few times I've needed to rely on forbearance and economic hardship (like being out of work for maternity leave).

Here, for example, Angel Gurria, the secretary general of the OECD, created an argument for world leaders to ignore the wants and needs of the people they represent, and to put problems like unemployment, poverty, and economic hardship to one side... To put the political establishment's needs first, and to cement power away from democratic oversight.

Anyone living in the Chicago area understands the challenges great schools like Lane Tech are encountering due to political dysfunction and economic hardship.