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the government lends you money today so future-you can pay tomorrow-you's tuition regrets.

means money borrowed from the government, usually for education, with fixed rates and repayment plans the private market wouldn't bother offering you.

from traces to the national defense education act of 1958, cold war panic over sputnik convinced congress that broke smart kids were a security risk worth subsidizing.

for instance

direct subsidized loansgovernment pays interest while you're enrolled at least half time

parent plus loanslets parents borrow the full cost of attendance, no cap

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