Student loans have been pushed back consistently and routinely during the pandemic. The aim of kicking the payment down the road is that the economy needs the monthly payment as stimulus — and to boot we’re already writing multi trillions in stimulus to get us conditioned for the big release.

The only thing that thwarts this is sky high inflation, which is not foreseeable… this is because they have the biggest inflation enhancement on full bore (these literal monthly rent payments or better in student loan deference) and it’s only caused 7% cpi or whatever… that’s anemic

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