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When Bryanna Hambrick bought a three-bedroom, two-bathroom single-family home in Columbus, Ohio, in 2022, she hoped that life milestone would help her save money on rent and build wealth.
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Student loans have also long been considered “good debt.” But soaring tuition costs, recent changes to the federal lending system and a volatile job market are forcing a generation to question that logic. Read more: cnb.cx/4yyc7I4
As college costs and balances on student loans rise, so has skepticism about the benefits of education debt. More: cnb.cx/4yyc7I4
When Stephanie Thomas went to college more than 25 years ago, she relied on some financial help from her parents, student loans and a part-time job as a gymnastics coach to cover most of the tab. Even so, by graduation she had amassed about $20,000 in student loans. Read more: cnb.cx/4ySSzz1
A generation ago, it was much more common to do as Thomas did, but today self-funding an education with some financial aid and a part-time job has become far less feasible, experts say. Read more: cnb.cx/4ySSzz1