Starting a new business is risky and often requires the company’s founders to take on personal debt. Only about half of all startups survive longer than five years, according to government data. It’s especially hard for people with student loans.
Hillary Clinton, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, on Tuesday released a proposal to make it easier for recent college graduates to start businesses. The plan, which is part of Clinton’s tech policy agenda, tackles one of the impediments to launching a new venture: student loan debt.
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Source: COMPUTER WORLD