. >> good morning, my name is daniel plummer with daniel plummer incorporated.we are a business and internet strategy company. is congress doing anything to address the student loan debt? specifically legitimate program that what awaits the debt for any service. is congress working to reform a lot of the credit laws passed in the past 12 years with high consumer interest rates? >> this is a huge issue for the country. i think we are up to a trillion dollars in student loan debt. we are also an economy we want to make sure that in order for people to have the chance to compete in go ahead they can go to college. affordability should not be a major obstacle. there are three areas where the federal government has moved. we have increased the size of payments. this is another difference. the house republican budget would significantly cut support for the program. we worked to keep down the interest rates of the subsidized federal student loans. they were going to double to 6.8%. we were going to keep them lower. the third case directly addresses the question you rai

. >> good morning, my name is daniel plummer with daniel plummer incorporated.we are a business and internet strategy company. is congress doing anything to address the student loan debt? specifically legitimate program that what awaits the debt for any service. is congress working to reform a lot of the credit laws passed in the past 12 years with high consumer interest rates? >> this is a huge issue for the country. i think we are up to a trillion dollars in student loan debt. we are also an economy we want to make sure that in order for people to have the chance to compete in go ahead they can go to college. affordability should not be a major obstacle. there are three areas where the federal government has moved. we have increased the size of payments. this is another difference. the house republican budget would significantly cut support for the program. we worked to keep down the interest rates of the subsidized federal student loans. they were going to double to 6.8%. we were going to keep them lower. the third case directly addresses the question you rai

daniel plummer with daniel plummer incorporated. we are a business and internet strategy company. my question is is congress doing anything to address the student loan debt? specifically a legitimate program that wipes away the debt for any kind of public service. is congress working to reform a lot of the credit laws passed over the last 12 years? studente take the issues first. this is a huge issue for the country. we are up to about a trillion dollars in student loan debt. we are also an economy where we want to make sure that in order for people to compete and yet ahead, that they can go to college. affordability should not be a major obstacle. there are three areas where the federal government has moved. number one has to do with pell grants. we have increased the size of hell grant payments. the house republican government -- house republican budget would significantly cut the pell grants. the subsidized federal student loans, they were going to doubled to 6.8% and we are able to keep those lower. directly piece addresses the question you raise which is the ability to repay.