Another group (with the audacious email 'Justice@studentloanjustice.org') that wants to whine without much suggestion as to what a solution might be to the problem. Help support us and we will, uh, yell and, uh, donate PLZ!!

It's a big problem, and I'm pretty sure politicians, at the very least, tend to know about it because they always talk about it when addressing younger audiences. Additionally, from my own attempts to understand the issue, it's a much broader and complex issue than big loan companies screwing John Q. Public.

We feel like we need more schooling and schooling is getting progressively more expensive. We are raised with the idea that the debt is worth it and expected, and the reality is that without some sort of plan to make money off of said investment one just becomes broke.

Again, the reason this is a newer problem is because of the rising expense of school with the diminishing ability to get better jobs with a degree.

Of course, people without college degrees are worthless losers.

I thought my anxiety was bad enough when I started school.

There is something to be said about allowing one person to have a voice... and then seeing that there are thousands of other people out there hurting, saying the same thing...

If nothing else this site should give some do-gooder politician lots of fodder to find thier one good 'Look what these regulations are doing to poor Suzy' story...

At least the org/ site author had an idea and is trying to do something. Gyst thanks for pointing out the fact that his efforts may be for nothing. We should never fight for a cause unless we are guarenteed to make a big change.

Just pay it off early and you will be fine.

I thank jebus everyday for my Alabama GI Bill.

I don't understand what the problem is. I read the first account under the victim's section. I've been through many phases where I couldn't make my payments. All you have to do is fill out a forebearance or deferment form. There is no need to default. I have Sallie Mae student loans and have never had these problems. Same with the Direct Loans. I'll read more later, because I must be missing something. Have to get back to work.