>Sallie Mae, my main loan provider at the time, suggested forbearance: That meant my loan payments would temporarily be suspended without going into default. **The accrued interest would be added to my principal.** It sounded like a reprieve. It was actually a trap. >... >Today, 14 years after my last day of school, I’ve paid $60,000 toward $78,000 of loans. Somehow, I am now $100,000 in debt. Whaaaaat? Federally-protected and "bailed-out" kike bankers lying to 'goyim' to get them locked into an even worse level of debt slavery from which it is impossible to ever get out of? I'm shocked, I tell you. Shocked! Equally shocking (read: not at all) is that they also want the government to fix their problem instead of being mad at the kike bankers for lying to and tricking them into deeper debt slavery - the very bankers who are in bed with and protected by the same government that they want to step in and fix their problem. To the kike bankers and the government, there is no problem.