Student Debt

[morag-janet-of-the-hill-family]

Here’s something from NZ bekow. And this is from Dean Clifford…”

Q…Is Rob Menard’s student loan strategy a winner?

(He believes that the lawful tools of set-off and deduction are available to you to

discharge you student loan debt and thus exercise your rights. There is a very simple

reason we are in so much debt; it is because we have unlimited credit, and have not

been using it.)

A..It’s a commercial fix, a commercial remedy and yes it does work, but read the

definition of vested benefit again. Are you in a position to exercise it; the benefit and

the person? If the answer is no, sometimes they go through, but a lot of times they

don’t. They used to at first until the system caught on to the fact that ‘Oh no wait wait

no that’s not the party with the vested benefit’ They’re doing things with the person

that they don’t have the authority to do because that was something they gave away.

So the rights of the person/corporation in commerce, were vested to another and

until that is taken back his method can fail….”

If you get into a situation where you cannot pay there are remedies for that as well.

[morag-janet-of-the-hill-family]

Some people had paid it with a BOE back in 2002, I don’t know anyone who has done it recently. Maybe you could give it a crack of the whip?