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Is consumer debt taken into consideration when determining a familys expected contribution?

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Is consumer debt taken into consideration when determining a familys expected contribution?

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No. Although consumer debt poses a legitimate expense for families, it is not taken into consideration in need analysis. In many instances, debt involves discretionary spending. The inclusion of debt would therefore give families who have incurred debt an unfair advantage over those who have chosen to live more modestly.

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