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Following yesterday's post .  Introducing Our New eBook: Navigating Total and Permanent Disability (TPD) Benefits Introducing Our New eBook: Navigating Total and Permanent Disability (TPD) Benefits In response to President Biden's ambitious plan to address the student debt crisis, we at Debby Dearest are thrilled to announce the release of our newest eBook, "Navigating Total and Permanent Disability (TPD) Benefits: A Comprehensive Guide." This timely resource is designed to help individuals understand and qualify for TPD benefits, a crucial aspect of the new policy initiatives. Why This eBook Matters Now President Biden's plan to tackle student debt primarily includes provisions for those with disabilities, recognizing the unique financial challenges they face. One of the key components is the expansion and simplification of the process for discharging federal student loans for individuals who are totally and permanently d

Debt traps: situations where people borrow more money than they can afford to repay, leading to a cycle of debt that is hard to escape. 

Before we get started, I have a friend that wrote a book. Buy it here <3  ------ TLDR Student Loans are one of the many mechanisms used to entrap and to enslave. Humans do it best. Whatever the original intention was, it's no longer the case. Do not get stuck in a cycle of hopelessness. This bubble will force many borrowers into a desperate cycle of damaged credit, limited opportunities, and economic turmoil, leaving little hope for anything better. ---- The Student Loan Time Bomb: A Decade to Disaster? - John Jolissaint The American dream of attaining higher education has become a treacherous path paved with a staggering burden of student loan debt. With outstanding student loan debt surpassing a jaw-dropping $ 1.78 trillion as of 2023 , a ticking time bomb looms over our financial landscape. Let's take a deeper dive into the factors leading to a potential bursting of the student loan bubble (the Biden pause has given us more time, but I'll still estimate that within th