Many of us are burdened with student loan debt. Many of us even default. But a repayment plan that allows loan borrowers to repay their debt based on their income (meaning if you make a little per month, you pay a little toward your loans -- and if you make a lot, you pay more) could curtail some of that burden ... if it weren't such a burden to sign up. Recess blogger Phillip Burgoyne-Allen explains more in his latest post, "Redefining Loan Repayment": http://www.youngedprofessionals.org/yep-dc-recess-blog/redefining-loan-repayment
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