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Student Loans       Financial aid student loans are not considered unsecured debt. However, loans taken from private lenders in order to pay for school are. Generally, school loans are “good debt” in that they are loans for something you need that you otherwise couldn’t afford. Going to a private lender or multiple lenders can create many loans with high interest rates. Even worse, many people pay for school with their credit card, resulting in high credit card debt. For more information, see our section on student loans.