Hosts Robert and Kim Kiyosaki and gust Laine Schoneberger discuss the student loan crisis and the role of entrepreneurs in finding solutions. They criticize the government’s involvement in the student loan industry and highlight the burden of student loan debt. Schoneberger introduces his company, Yrēfy, which focuses on helping borrowers with private student loans in distress. He and Robert discuss the lack of bankruptcy provisions for student loans and the rising costs of education. Laine explains how Yrēfy offers refinancing options to provide relief for borrowers. He emphasizes the need for better solutions and shares testimonials from borrowers who have benefited from Yrēfy’s services.

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