If this were a revenue graph you could raise a VC round based on it. But it's student loan debt.pic.twitter.com/2mVf5E0J8D
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Talk to you soon. 
Not student loans, but here’s efficacy-per-dollar of K12:pic.twitter.com/dH108I43So
not student loans either, but just an overview of all us gov wellfare programs:http://blog.independent.org/2016/08/25/why-one-in-five-americans-are-on-government-assistance-in-one-image/ …
We've lent billions of dollars to a bunch of kids that think the world is flat.pic.twitter.com/5ksY7KHHSe
few more from a talk I did a couple years back (2014) that I'm sure are still relevant too :\pic.twitter.com/6RSJjdqqyL
Compound interest is now the enemy for the indebted young generation, opposite of their predecessors
Thanks for sharing
Where do you search to find graphs like this? I’ve tried google, but for some reason the results they return for this kind of thing are awful. I’m looking for a graph that shows growth of college admins vs student enrollment over time, but google is not helping.
I'm starting to get the same notices for 'consolidating student loans' that I got for getting a mortgage in 2008. Predatory lenders are already here.
This to me is the most surprising chart... had no idea the debt was accelerating so much with older age brackets.
What a thread. I've got too much to add to know where I should begin. Parents is where I'll begin. Be great, smart parents for your kids
This one wins
This is fine for a functioning economy and society 

Would be curious to see loan debt for students that didn't finish their program.
Another graph for you: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CkcJGZfVEAEw239.jpg:large …
Student loan defaults by loan balance - the less you owe the more likely to default? Which is really a proxy for didn’t complete program.pic.twitter.com/6WHepm13av
However, a retired person with income contingent debt never has to pay it back unless he is affluent.
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