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Do you feel ISAs (income share agreements) are a good way to do that? Or do you think there should be other better ways?
by nitishvashistha 7y ago
Do you feel ISAs (income share agreements) are a good way to do that? Or do you think there should be other better ways?
- maccard 7y agoI'm not in the US, but my feeling is no. Either get a scholarship to a prestigious university, or go to an in-state college and work to minimise the debt, even if it's flipping burgers. Doing that is the difference between graduating with 10k in debt and 200k in debt.
- bdcravens 7y agoI think it begins with a cultural change: where you go, how you spend your time and money, how you approach education. An ISA is just a different form of debt (and sometimes debt can be leveraged well, but usually it's a default for the lazy)