What Never Graduates and Moves On? Often, It’s Student Debt

NEW YORK—A new report reveals to what degree student debt can cripple families for years.

A recent study by Barnes & Noble College Insights on behalf of College Ave Student Loans found 44% of the families paying for their child's college tuition were also still paying off their own student loans.

Nearly one in three (32%) parents say they use a credit card more often because of their college-related payments, stated LowCards.com in its analysis.

Seventy-four percent of the respondents say they have put off a major purchase, such as a car or vacation, to pay for education.

Almost half of the parents surveyed (47%) said that college expenses will cause them retire later than expected. The average length of extended work was three to seven years, LowCards.com noted.

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