DEEP DIVE: Credit expert talks managing debt as Class of 2023 graduates prepare to enter the workforce
In New Jersey, the majority of college graduates will have some type of debt as a cost of their diplomas. Paul Oster, president of Credit Repair from Better Qualified in Eatontown, discussed some of the ongoing efforts to forgive student debt in Washington.
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May 24, 2023, 2:42 AM
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Paul Oster, president of Credit Repair from Better Qualified in Eatontown, discussed some of the ongoing efforts to forgive student debt in Washington.
However, there are plenty of reasons to believe that may never happen.
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