7th Annual Education Finance and Student Loan Symposium
Posted by International Institute for Business Innovation and Growth on March 30, 2015
WILL THE NEXT FINANCIAL CRISIS NUKE STUDENT LOANS?
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The $1.3 Trillion of Student Loans outstanding represents the largest consumer asset class, surpassing auto loans and even credit card debt and is held by consumers ranging from their teens to their 60s and beyond. Last year at this time, one of the major debating points of student loan debt was whether this asset class was a bubble soon to burst. Now, the topic has moved to the back pages. But for how long?
Student loan debt is still growing by approximately $100 billion annually. With rates near zero, the Federal Reserve Bank has little ammunition to counter the next financial crisis. Will states step in to help solve part of the problem?
At the 7th Annual Education Finance and Student Loan Symposium in Washington, DC, May 7 & 8 our distinguished faculty of student loan experts will address these and other issues and share the latest thinking on student loans and their impact in today’s economy.
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