Document Q Source: The American Inst Bute of Certified Public Accountants, March 2013. REALITIES & REGRETS OF STUDENT DEBT Between 2004 and 2012, student loan debt in the US nearly tripled to $966 billion-the biggest non-mortgage debt burden In America. Nearly one-third of student-loan borrowers are delinquent in repaying their loans. Sixty percent have at least some regret over how they financed college. 75% Have made a personal or financial sacrifice because of monthly student loan payment 41% Delayed contributions to retirement accounts 40% Delayed baying or upgrading a car 315 Worked a second job 29% Delayed buying a house 12% Lived with roommates instead of living alone 21% Moved In with family members 16 Postponed having children 15%% Postponed marriage Document Analysis 1. According to the document, what happened to student loun debt in the US from 2004 to 2012? 2. When a loan payment is delinquent, what does that mean? Why do you think loan "delinquency" is a problem? 3. What are three ways that student loan debt has affected borrowers? 4. How do Documents D and F relate to information in this document? 5. How does this document help to answer the question, "Is college worth it?" lesters may photocopy Pis page ler their can do Digi reproduction and parting cutade ci DRO Crime is pichbined