Woman: My hope for the future is,
get a job after graduation, take care of my family,
have enough finances to send my parents back to Korea,
or have enough finances to have my parents live with me
in my new home, and then start my life.
Yeah.
That's really overwhelming to think about.
My classes are talking about refinancing
and what it means to figure out your retirement
and everybody's just looking at each other like, "What?"
Being financially secure, that seems very farfetched.
I'm nervous, walking into the credit union
and walking into those side rooms,
with those big desks and the older guys.
I don't know what I would say to them.
I'd be like, "I have so much debt, help me."
I need somebody who can be transparent with me
and kind of hold my hand through it.
I can find whatever resources I can find online,
but I don't know what I have to with it.
I don't know what actions I should take,
to not be in debt forever.
It's always gonna be a struggle.
(Inspirational easy listening music)