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Stock Power Daily — 1 Savior Stock for $1.7 Trillion Student Debt Crisis

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93-Rated Power Stock Helps Students Tackle $1.7 Trillion Debt

  • Millions of Americans have student loans.

  • The value of all outstanding student loans is estimated at $1.75 trillion.

  • Today’s Power Stock is a specialty finance company that services student loans and rates a 93 on our proprietary system.

I am just like millions of Americans.

I have student loan debt.

It’s not as high as some, but it’s higher than what I’m comfortable with.

While student loan repayment is on hold until June 2023, we’ll have to pay the piper again soon.

I know the Biden administration is fighting for student loan forgiveness. But even if the current plan is implemented, it will only put a small dent into what has become a mountain of debt.

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The Federal Reserve estimates the value of all outstanding student loans is $1.75 trillion.

In 2006, that number was only $481 billion.

Outstanding student loans in America jumped more than 260% in 16 years!

I’m pleased to say I’ve found a way we can profit from this trend.

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