Corporate America Fears the Student Loan Payments Restart
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The golden coach consumers have been riding is turning back into a pumpkin. After a three-year hiatus, student loan repayments are set to restart in October, and nobody is more worried about it than corporate CFOs.
OK, maybe some people -- like the 43.5 million Americans carrying student loan debt -- are more worried. But with the end of a hot spend-spend-spend summer fast approaching, finance chiefs fret about the looming fiscal straitjacket for tens of millions of Americans, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
Source Fool.com
