Comments by "dbergerac" (@dbergerac9632) on "Kayleigh McEnany: This is a payout to the rich" video.

@samartinez1988 My wife was poor and she borrowed to get a STEM masters degree. She paid off her loan and makes a LOT of money. That is one way to leverage a loan to increase income. One way to NOT leverage a loan towards income is to spend a few years at an expensive school to study philosophy or art history. Those who choose, pay. I worked as a janitor to pay for my college as I went. But the OP was about loans, so my experience is irrelevant. There is no doubt that the experience of being poor is very different than that of being wealthy; that's not a new phenomenon, so it is much more important for the poor to use credit wisely.
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@danstacks414 Truth. K-12 should devote a minute to teaching people to not be swindled.
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Credit is a tool that can be used to leverage income. When that tool is used clumsily, it does the opposite. One must make careful choices because loans must be repaid. I have no desire to repay loans made to people who made poor choices; i was not allowed to participate in the choices.
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@benb3584 Be sure to return your home to the original owner too.
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@jackhowland3737 People should be taught early that others WILL scam them. Banks are not worthy of your trust. I've seen a LOT of businesses that seek 18yr old HS graduates to sign debt contracts for everything from schools to health spas, preying on their lack of life experience. Shameful.
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@fd9987 Yes. The 70's were VERY different.
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@benb3584 Well, in the Jubilee year it all has to be returned, some heirs can be found.
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