WILL STUDENT DEBT BE AMERICA’S NEXT FINANCIAL BUBBLE?
by staff writers from Online Colleges
June 27, 2013
STUDENT DEBT IN THE U.S. (PART 3)
The third of a three-article series about steady growth of student debt across the country. The first article examines the dynamic between reduced state spending, higher tuition rates, and increased student debt levels. The second article examines some potential consequences of the student debt crisis, particularly at the historical connection between tuition and debt.
Discount Bond (1993)
Discount Bond issued under the Argentine Brady Plan, in an amount equal to 65% of the original face value of the debt. Discount Bonds are 30-year registered bonds issued in USD and DEM. Principal and interest collateral structure is identical to the Par Bond. The Republic of Argentina may redeem Discount Bonds, in whole or in part, on any coupon date, provided that any partial redemption be made on a pro rata basis.
Series: U-D DM L-GL