creative financing
Maureen Anderson
manders at uchicago.edu
Thu Apr 19 23:13:08 PDT 2001
Interesting. Based on these entirely abstract evaluations, it seems
an undertaker of this finance strategy is one who might have:
* already made inroads in direct student loan repayment, perhaps by
putting living expenses on credit card during that time
* gone through a significant interim period between when the student
loan balance had been paid off, via credit card funds, and when it
became impossible to keep head above water necessitating bankruptcy
* juggled cash advances from various credit cards during this interim
in order to meet various monthly payments
and importantly:
* very very very seriously considered the dire, ultimately ill
advised, legal consequences of resorting to such measures
* never, even hypothetically, floated the topic in some public forum
*tended toward the hyper-detail personality type (as opposed to
absent minded academic-idealist type), and toward the major
cojones-possessing type
The latter points would certainly have eliminated my guileless and
impractical self as a candidate even if I hadn't in the first place
been speaking entirely from the space of abstract inquisitiveness,
which _of course_ I was.
--M
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