Take the current 401k limits and let people choose between paying down debt or investing in 401k.
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Take the current 401k limits and let people choose between paying down debt or investing in 401k.
I'd rather trade loan forgiveness for service.
There has to be an OP's mom joke in there somewhere.I'd rather trade loan forgiveness for service.
Take the current 401k limits and let people choose between paying down debt or investing in 401k.
I think service is one of those things that sounds good in concept, but in reality not sure its the best thing.
military required service? not gonna happen
Some other type service like an american based peace corp? Not sure having highly skilled college grads working on highway potholes or teaching in schools for two years leaving them with turnover and continuity problems is the way to go either.
There has to be an OP's mom joke in there somewhere.
I wouldn't make it mandatory in any way. I'm not for compulsory service, but giving people options to get an education they can't afford? Absolutely. I would include things like agreeing to teach in poor areas for X years in exchange for a BA in Education and other programs.
I wish student loan interest deduction wasn’t capped at $2,500
Last i checked these items weren't in the news constantly about the government trying to figure out ways to soften the impact of these items on millennials. (I'm not a millennial, to clarify)Why not car payments?
Home appliances?
Sports tickets?
Food?
However, I do not believe having new blood injected every 3-4 years into any field....especially one as volatile as teaching, is a bad thing. Bureaucracies...and education is certainly one of them, don’t like the light being focused on them.you misunderstood.
There are two basic fields of "service." One is military, not going to fly. So you can rule that out. Your other sentence is what I am getting at. Yes, teach X years in a poor area sounds great, on paper. But in reality you're going to have a majority who teach there for 2 or three years and then bolt. That means every three years a HS is going to be training a new group of teachers. You are going to have people that aren't invested in the school or the kids. Not sure that is doing that school any favors other than just sticking a warm body baby sister in a room. That's why I worry the idea of "service" to be one that is a paper idea, not the best in reality.
you misunderstood.
There are two basic fields of "service." One is military, not going to fly. So you can rule that out. Your other sentence is what I am getting at. Yes, teach X years in a poor area sounds great, on paper. But in reality you're going to have a majority who teach there for 2 or three years and then bolt. That means every three years a HS is going to be training a new group of teachers. You are going to have people that aren't invested in the school or the kids. Not sure that is doing that school any favors other than just sticking a warm body baby sister in a room. That's why I worry the idea of "service" to be one that is a paper idea, not the best in reality.
Millennials can fend for themselves like everyone else in my opinion.Last i checked these items weren't in the news constantly about the government trying to figure out ways to soften the impact of these items on millennials. (I'm not a millennial, to clarify)
Millennials can fend for themselves like everyone else in my opinion.
So the Boomers did it right in regards to wealth, good for them. So you are saying they didn't pay taxes? I would beg to differ. The working wages are out there if people want them. The lack of skilled labor is astounding, my company can't find enough machinists, laborers and assemblers even with a starting wage of 15 per hour without any experience whatsoever. Experienced staff are starting at over $20. The money is out there.Except we set up the millennials to fail. The self absorbed baby boomers are gobbling up wealth, resources, etc and not paying into things like Medicare, infrastructure, etc. Meanwhile we are raising the cost of tuition, increasing the wealth gap, not improving the working wage. This all has the impact of increasing debt and economic instability for the future.
I would like a flat tax. About 3 or 4 levels.
Income taxes would be little more than reporting interest income and 1099’s.
How many of these kids went to a really expensive school and then theymajor in some field that offers no job prospects? They end up being a barista and joining antifa
Except we set up the millennials to fail. The self absorbed baby boomers are gobbling up wealth, resources, etc and not paying into things like Medicare, infrastructure, etc. Meanwhile we are raising the cost of tuition, increasing the wealth gap, not improving the working wage. This all has the impact of increasing debt and economic instability for the future.
Take the current 401k limits and let people choose between paying down debt or investing in 401k.