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P203 Does student loan repayment reduce retirement savings?
Short Description
Student loan debt has become a significant burden for many households and policymakers in America. According to Schulz (2024) Americans owed $1.74 trillion dollars further stating that approximately 51% of Bachelor degree holders had student loan debt with an average of about $29,400 owed.
Retirement savings which is an important decision that needs to be made in preparation for life after work is postponed or inadequately funded in the presence of budget constraints and debt obligations. This paper investigates the impact financial knowledge has as a moderating factor in retirement savings for working graduates paying off their student loans.
Dataset:
Survey of Household Economic Decision-making 2022.
Type of presentation
Accepted Poster Presentation