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Student loan debt has risen to nearly $1.4 trillion in the past decade, which has become a major problem for workers just coming out of college.
“Despite the evidence that income potential rises and chances of joblessness decline with more schooling, many graduates entering the labor market are learning the hard way that a college degree can’t guarantee financial security,” according to a report by WalletHub on 2015’s Best and Worst States for Student Debt.
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