After a one day hiatus, we’re back to the topic of scenario planning.  You’ll recall that on Wednesday, I showed … Continued

There’s an interesting experiment developing at Osgoode law school involving the creation of (what is being called) an income-contingent loan … Continued

A few years ago, Germany’s Supreme court declared that tuition fees were constitutional, thus paving the way for some states … Continued

There’s a trope out there that goes something like this: “Loans are unfair because interest on the loans means that … Continued

Short and sweet today, folks, as I know you’re all busy. We’ve done a lot of research over the years … Continued