Subject: John, what would you do with $1,000?
From: Cheri Bustos <[email-masked]>
To: John Podesta <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 15 Jul 2013 18:10:37 +0000

John --

What does $1,000 mean to you?

For many young Americans, $1,000 is the difference between making ends meet and falling behind.

For young adults paying off expensive student loans, that's the difference between being able to pay for rent or food -- or defaulting on payments. That extra $1000 a year could easily plunge them even deeper into debt.

Thanks to Congress' inaction on July 1st, student loan rates doubled from 3.4% to 6.8%. Now, many college students will have to pay an extra $1,000 a year in interest. That's just irresponsible.

Millions of Americans will be affected by this and Congress needs to hear their stories. If you have a student loan story, share it with us--tell us what $1,000 means to you.

Share your student loan story to tell Congress to stop the student loan rate hike >>
http://action.cheribustos.com/july15

Student loan rates should be kept low so that every young American has the opportunity to improve their future. College graduates deserve to find good-paying jobs so they can support their families and give back to their communities. That's what America needs, not more debt.

Add your story now to tell Congress what $1,000 means to you and to act on student loans >>
http://action.cheribustos.com/july15

Thank you for taking action and sharing your story!

Cheri

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