LETTER: He sacrificed to go to college; where’s his debt relief check?

To Ozaukee Press:

     As a young man working on my college education, I looked at and understood the costs, compared them to my financial situation, developed a realistic budget, acted accordingly, sacrificed and made it work. 

As a young man looking to buy my first car, but needing a loan, I looked at and understood the costs, compared them to my financial situation, developed a realistic budget, acted accordingly, sacrificed and made it work.

     Throughout my life, considering the different houses that I’ve purchased, I looked at and understood the costs, compared them to my financial situation, developed a realistic budget, acted accordingly, sacrificed and made it work.

     Silly me, all this time I thought I had been doing everything the right way. I still have a few years left on my home mortgage. Can anyone tell me when I’ll be getting my mortgage loan relief check?

Bryan Sachs

Jackson