Free College Comes with a High Cost

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WITH SHAH GILANI A Farewell to Big Oil There's a newcomer on the block - and this profit opportunity is waiting right outside your back door. This spectacular breakthrough of chemical engineering has unleashed enough fuel to power the entire globe. And it's poised to eliminate Big Oil and OPEC - all while making America completely and 100% energy independent. Click here for the full story. May 31, 2019 Free College Comes with a High Cost by Shah Gilani If You Were Born before 1969, Your Retirement Could Be in Trouble Last Week, the House of Representatives reintroduced legislation that would expand Social Security benefits with an across-the-board increase. But amid talks of this sweeping expansion, one lesser-known Social Security benefit remains under the rug. Details... PREMIUM SERVICES Take Advantage of This Company's "Fantastic" Metrics Here's What Next Week Will Bring Us Why We're Closing Our Small-Cap Trade Dear Wall Street Insights & Indictments Reader, There's even worse news just out about student loan debt: The Federal Reserve now says total student loan debt outstanding is $1.57 trillion, not $1.53 trillion. (Click here to read the first part of this three-part series.) That's a 27% jump since 2014. New data reveals that 69% of the class of 2018 took out student loans. The graduating class of 2018 has an average education debt pile of $29,800. That doesn't include 14% of the class of 2018's parents borrowing an average of $35,600 in federal PLUS loans. What's wrong with the forever higher cost of higher education is that there's more loan money available than ever. Some presidential-hopeful politicians think the answer is to do away with government loan money and just make higher education free. And, some would-be presidential candidates think outstanding loans should be forgiven too. Here's what's really driving higher education costs higher, what some politicians want to do, and what's wrong with both the current system and making higher education free... Here's what else I'm following... This is too confidential for the public (but I'm pulling back the curtain) One SSA error could cause long-term damage (you can still fix it) This 5G stock could soar 10 times over This backdoor investment opportunity could unleash billions EXPOSED: U.S. OIG Uncovers One of Social Security's Biggest Mistakes If you're 50 or older and enrolled in Social Security or collecting on behalf of a spouse, you better take a look at this... because audits by the U.S. Inspector General have found extraordinary errors in the processing and payments of Social Security checks that are affecting tens of thousands of Americans. Right now, through no fault of your own, you could be owed a sum up to $23,441. 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