Income Share Agreements - Good For Students or Investors?

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What are the pros and cons of income share agreements for partially funding higher education. Are investing in ISA's a viable opportunity?

Topics covered include:

How do income share agreements (ISAs) differ from student loans for funding higher education costs.
Are ISA's really a partial form of slavery or indentured servitude
What are the components of an ISA contract.
How adverse selection, differential pricing, moral hazard, and a lack of regulation pose challenges to income share agreements.
What is an internal rate of return and why is it the best metric for estimating the return of investing in ISAs.
How students should evaluate ISA's relative to loans.
What are some pricing examples for specific ISAs
What options exist for investing in ISAs.

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