College costs continue to rise, but one segment might not be very worried: 24 percent of millennials said they expect their loans will ultimately be forgiven, according to study released Wednesday by Junior Achievement and PwC US.

I'd like a refund for repaying mine then.

I'd like a refund for repaying mine then.

I'd like a refund for repaying mine then.

Here is the reason they won't ever be forgiven. It would be grossly unfair to those who did the right thing and paid them back or made better decisions on how much to take out or where to go.

just a matter of time for the Big D party to pick it up as a major taking point for a Presidential election.

"vote for us and we will pay your student loans from 10 years ago!"

Hmmm...sounds like

'Vote for Susie Pearl and I will make recess 5 minutes longer, chocolate milk will be 5 cents less and every friday will be dress up day"

Here is the reason they won't ever be forgiven. It would be grossly unfair to those who did the right thing and paid them back or made better decisions on how much to take out or where to go.

Do you feel the U.S. government is good at being fair?

If one party feels they can win elections by forgiving student loans they will.

If one party feels they can win elections by forgiving student loans they will.

They won't though. It's going to be hard to convince anyone over the age of 40 that loan forgiveness is a good idea since they likely have either paid them off already, never took them, or just think it would be unfair to give "free money" to people.

We all know they would never jump on that Bandwagon of allegedly helping the poor. So I guess your right dickinthemouthshithead

If the government is going to forgive student loans why shouldn't they also forgive mortgage, car, and credit card debt?

Me too. Though I did just recently get a check in the mail for $6.50 from Well Fargo for some sort of overpayment. Seems fair enough. I give them ~$55,000 and they send me 6 bucks. And I didn't even get my degree!

Isnt a lot of debt already forgiven?

This person is a teacher, btw

Super excited.. I just got accepted into the loan forgiveness . A huge chunk of money was taken off of my student loan.. what an awesome feeling. Now just have to get the rest of it payed off.

The way to Ikes heart! calling him a nasty name! and some good bud

I hope the person isn't an English teacher.

They won't though. It's going to be hard to convince anyone over the age of 40 that loan forgiveness is a good idea since they likely have either paid them off already, never took them, or just think it would be unfair to give "free money" to people.