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US graduate moves to Prague to escape student loan repayment, $60 per month was psychological burden
Amanda Lynn Tully told NYT she fled US to escape her student loan repayment and will never return to the US.
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Some Borrowers Are Moving Abroad and Abandoning Their Student Loans
A record number of student loan borrowers are in delinquency and default. Some are making the drastic decision to leave the country and abandon their loans.
Amanda Lynn Tully spent her teenage years as a ward of the State of Colorado and believed a college degree was her ticket to a better life.
So, when she graduated in 2017 with a master’s degree in historic preservation from the University of Oregon, $65,000 in federal student loans and no job offers in the conservation field, she felt misled.
“I was never financially stable because I was never taught to be financially stable,” Ms. Tully, 37, said.
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Graduate with master’s in ‘historic preservation’ mocked after fleeing US and defaulting over $60-a-month student loans
A college graduate has been branded a “loser” and a “whiny b—h” after fleeing the US and defaulting on her student loans over her $60-a-month repayments.
Amanda Lynn Tully, 37, admitted she was “never financially stable” as she revealed how she hadn’t made any repayments in seven years since moving to the Czech Republic to escape $65,000 in federal student loans.
She reportedly made the drastic decision to abscond to Prague less than a year after graduating from the University of Oregon and failing to find a job with her master’s degree in historic preservation in 2017.
“I was never financially stable because I was never taught to be financially stable,” Tully, who also has a BA in art history from the Metropolitan State University of Denver, told the New York Times.
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