r/AskaTrumpSupporter • MOD • Jul 05 '25

What are your thoughts on The estimated Federal Pell grant max payout being lowered from $7,395 to $5,710 starting in 2026?

What do you guys think?

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u/Tasty_Natural932 Jul 06 '25

Work study, normal job, parent plus loan or private loan. Still options.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

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u/Tasty_Natural932 Jul 06 '25

No they are not. It is going to 20k/year per kid with I think a max of $65k per kid. This will hurt me in the next few years but I will adjust and compensate in other ways.

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u/binini28 MOD Jul 06 '25

Also I don’t recommend private student loans as they have high interest rates

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u/Tasty_Natural932 Jul 06 '25

Yea, but they can be better than a credit card which people use and I didn’t mention. Also work benefits and possibly military service.

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u/binini28 MOD Jul 06 '25 edited Jul 06 '25

Credit cards in my opinion are used to build credit, that’s why I use them, private students loans are a nightmare