Programs that set student loan payments based on a person’s income
and offer loan forgiveness after a certain number of payments are meant
to encourage people with college debt to choose jobs based on the merit
of the work and not the size of the paycheck.
But they may
offer an unintended benefit for people going into public sector or
nonprofit jobs — the ability to borrow more heavily than is necessary
for a degree without having to pay it all back.
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