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Governments profit on Student Loans

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High profits on student loans
High profits on student loans

Student loans are a big business, but how much profit is really necessary for the government to gain in a year from student loans?  Consider for a moment that each year there are more students applying for loans as they finish school and wish to study further, it becomes a vicious circle.  The article on Mint Life explains the profit margins that the government is getting from the student loans and what other options are more suitable.  When a person chooses to improve their lifestyle and gain further education is it really a good thing that such a large profit is made from this natural process of life?

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