TLS c/o 2020 - In #Squad We Trust Forum

[Instrumental]

The internet taught me that everything in Australia is out to kill you though so be careful.

[Baby Gaga]

You should look into St. Lucia or Barbados. Both are beautiful and have all the resorts you'd want but the rest of both islands is wonderful.

[azaleafire]

+1 Costa Rica, and also adding South Korea/Japan in depending on when in June you go. Monsoon season starts in late June, and the rainy season also hits Japan around the same time, but if you are a little earlier you can avoid it. There are some great beaches in Okinawa and Gangwon-do

[jjcorvino]

Thank you everyone for these ideas!!!!!!!!

[jza1994]

Thanks! I am trying to plan our honeymoon right now. If anyone has any ideas let me know. It is going to be a surprise for her!

Give TLS the parameters!

I should crowd-plan my honeymoon here. A bunch of type-A people could knock this out in a day!

Budget - $5,000
Length - 2 weeks
When - Late June

I'm also honeymooning in late June! With about 1/3 of that budget and time spent, we're all booked in Cancun.

[Dr.Degrees_Cr.Cash]

So, if department of education gets nuked by the end of 2018 is everyone taking out 3 years worth of loans right now?

[TexasENG]

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[Dr.Degrees_Cr.Cash]

So, if department of education gets nuked by the end of 2018 is everyone taking out 3 years worth of loans right now?

There's gotta be a way to con Devos into funding your education. Just claim to be super conservative and try to convince her that you're going to be the next scalia and you are set.

might not even get that chance:

http://thehill.com/blogs/floor-action/h ... -education

[TexasENG]

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[Rigo]

The current political climate will probably end up playing a bigger part in my decision than I'd like.

[TexasENG]

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[govlife]

The current political climate will probably end up playing a bigger part in my decision than I'd like.

Same

Yup.

[Stephylynette]

The current political climate will probably end up playing a bigger part in my decision than I'd like.

Same

Yup.

Mhm.

[Keilz]

The current political climate will probably end up playing a bigger part in my decision than I'd like.

Same

Yup.

Mhm.

How

[canafsa]

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[Rigo]

Well for me it's being anxious about LRAP's tied to IBR and PSLF, which could be gutted. Though there has always been uncertainty, I'm especially anxious now.

So I'm probably going to be less debt tolerant than I otherwise would have been.

[sorence]

Well for me it's being anxious about LRAP's tied to IBR and PSLF, which could be gutted. Though there has always been uncertainty, I'm especially anxious now.

So I'm probably going to be less debt tolerant than I otherwise would have been.

+1, it's been giving me quite a bit of anxiety as of late.

[Dr.Degrees_Cr.Cash]

The current political climate will probably end up playing a bigger part in my decision than I'd like.

Same

Yup.

Mhm.

How

Melodramatic milennials

Are you not planning on using Stafford loans? Or using LRAP? You're on top law schools, if there's anxiety I would assume it's somewhat founded.

[jstans]

The current political climate will probably end up playing a bigger part in my decision than I'd like.

Same

Yup.

Mhm.

How

Melodramatic milennials

Are you not planning on using Stafford loans? Or using LRAP? You're on top law schools, if there's anxiety I would assume it's somewhat founded.

I'd imagine that anyone who was already receiving Stafford loans would be grandfathered in if any changes were made to loan policies, since that would be the logical thing to do for students part of the way through their educations. However, logic seems to be on shakier footing these days...

[Keilz]

So what are Stafford loans and what are happening to them? Sorry I thankfully didn't take loans out for undergrad but def will for LS lol

[Stephylynette]

The current political climate will probably end up playing a bigger part in my decision than I'd like.

Same

Yup.

Mhm.

How

Melodramatic milennials

Are you not planning on using Stafford loans? Or using LRAP? You're on top law schools, if there's anxiety I would assume it's somewhat founded.

Exactly my concern. I'm not freaking out about it but as a new borrower- yes, that possibility does give me a bit of anxiety.

[Stephylynette]

Well for me it's being anxious about LRAP's tied to IBR and PSLF, which could be gutted. Though there has always been uncertainty, I'm especially anxious now.

So I'm probably going to be less debt tolerant than I otherwise would have been.

+1

[Dr.Degrees_Cr.Cash]

I'd imagine that anyone who was already receiving Stafford loans would be grandfathered in if any changes were made to loan policies, since that would be the logical thing to do for students part of the way through their educations. However, logic seems to be on shakier footing these days...

The bill language is "the department of education will not exist by December 31, 2018." They have nothing to try to do anything to smooth the process, so I'm not sure where I can be assured that Congress will do anything to make this process smooth

[Dr.Degrees_Cr.Cash]

So what are Stafford loans and what are happening to them? Sorry I thankfully didn't take loans out for undergrad but def will for LS lol

Stafford's are the federally subsidized student loans administered by the DOE. If education is gone (bill in the house right now) then there will be no more subsidized loans for education.

[jstans]

I'd imagine that anyone who was already receiving Stafford loans would be grandfathered in if any changes were made to loan policies, since that would be the logical thing to do for students part of the way through their educations. However, logic seems to be on shakier footing these days...

The bill language is "the department of education will not exist by December 31, 2018." They have nothing to try to do anything to smooth the process, so I'm not sure where I can be assured that Congress will do anything to make this process smooth

I don't think a bill without any provisions like that could make it to a vote, but my Washington predictions have been wrong a lot as of late.