Fair enough. How about tying loan interest rates to the prime rate? Why are banks allowed to profit--far, far above any administrative costs--on loans where they have NO risk. And seeing as you're now Financial Services Chair, I'd love to hear your answer re: #GlassSteagall
Excited to kick off #QuigleyQs to answer your ?s about my work in DC. @theGSpledge asks: “What is your plan to make college, if not free, at least affordable?" Like you, I believe access to quality, affordable #education is vital to our future, that's why I've taken these steps:pic.twitter.com/EqdMjYHRQ1
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We need tuition-free public colleges and universities, and student loan debt forgiveness to bail out students the same way we bailed out the banks. Pay for college and healthcare the same way we pay for firefighters and public k-12. Also can
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#QuigleyQs. I'm planning on throwing my horns into the 2020 ring (#RahmBeto2020: I'm Schemey & He's Dreamy), so can I count on you, Mr Financial Services Chairman, to shake that Wall Street money tree for your Rahmster?Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Is there anything we can do to give relief to parents/caregivers who will have care for disabled adults the rest of their lives? The costs will drain a family's savings and leave the family financially vulnerable.
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Do you consider state, county, municipal, etc. government excessively in debt? For example are the State of Illinois & City of Chicago carrying excessive pension debt? Should the federal government be working to fix this problem?
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