The Importance of Making Payments on Student Loans

The GDP numbers that came out for the first quarter. They were looking for an increase of 1.4% and we actually got 2%. So that surprised the markets mainly because of personal consumption expenditures That was a bigger rise than they thought they were looking for up 3.8%, 4.2%. But again, a lot of this is just spending all of the economic data,. The production, the manufacturing numbers have been extremely weak. For June, another negative month, it was minus 15 in May and it was minus 7 in June. This is a weak economy.