he? or she?
thing about the US education loans is that it will take about
US$loadsamoney which will indebt the student for a heck of a long
time before the person is free from that debt..
but then, in that time, the person becomes loaded with other
debt...
it's the same for almost all the industrialised countries..
some countries try to steer their next generation away from it
but the taxes for their countries are very high..
thing about debt is that it is a psychological killer as well as
a financial killer..
that being said, the debt burden of each man, woman and child in
the US is more than US$30,000..
the US National Debt is now about US$9.2 trillion.. and
counting..
He. He is making huge promises on the podium.
Probably
trying to recover from the huge blow the Clintons suffered when the
Kennedy's backed Obama yesterday.
Hillary should just do a "Vote for one, get one free" campaign,
since her husband seems to be constantly in the thick of action as
well! 
And therein lies the beauty of Singapore. Compared to most
other developed nations, Singaporeans enjoy a high standard of
living with relatively low inflation rates, and education is so
highly subsidised, it's astounding. A lot of other things
like our healthcare system, public transport system, is
world-class.
Sadly, Singaporeans in general, do not appreciate how good they
have had it in life. I, for one, never appreciated it until I
came over. Since then, I even have Aussies coming up to me
asking why I even bothered to migrate to Australia because they
think that Singapore is a brilliant country. Why, one Aussie
even told me that Singapore's healthcare system is Gold Standard
and she called Australia's "3rd world".
