Alex Kenjeev: Paid Off $114,460 Of Student Loans In Cash
Who loves student loans!!! Anyone… anyone at all? Didn’t think so. Well Alex Kenjeev did like them either. Who’s Alex Kenjeev you ask?
Enter Alex Kenjeev
Alex Kenjeev is just your everyday average BAMF. Alex in 2009 graduate from the University of Toronto with his law degree (first bad ass accomplishment). Alex Kenjeev’s second bad ass achievement happened last week.
What did Alex Kenjeev do?
Nothing much, just paid off his remaining $114,460 in student loan debt in one lump sum.
Attention was drawn to the incident when a photo was posted on Reddit of the receipt from the transaction, showing that $114,460 had been paid in cash to the bank to settle the debt.
Why did Alex Kenjeev pay in cash?
Well one because he is a boss! and two because according to Alex, He thought it would be funny.
“It was stressful enough to carry such a big debt load. I thought it would be worth getting a few laughs out of it,” Kenjeev said. “Neither bank thought it was as funny as I thought it was.”
In fact, neither bank seemed equipped to handle this amount of cash. It took Alex three days to get the cash from RBC, and then when he brought the canvas bag full of bills to Scotiabank, they initially didn’t want to accept the cash.
Eventually managers straightened it out after a couple of hours and Kenjeev was given his receipt. He posted it on Facebook, but he has no idea who posted the image on Reddit.
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Maximillian Garland| Bright Futura Columnist
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oh congratulations to alex. he's got that huge amount then.
As many a student knows too well, in the “harsh, cold world” of rising tuition fees barring the good fortune of a Kenjeev-style grocery bag.
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LOL dude. Nice one. Were you tempted at all?
Hey, I feel so lucky for not having any student debt, and I am so angered that many of my peers have to be burdened by these huge debts just when they are suppose to start their lives, especially now when jobs are hard to find, and those that pay decently are almost non-existent, unless you are well connected. thanks a lot!~ Rachel Taylor
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