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Don't carry any loans past your 25th birthday.

Consider graduate school instead of professional school if you're serious about more education.

94chem said:

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Don't carry any loans past your 25th birthday.

Consider graduate school instead of professional school if you're serious about more education.

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Locked in at 1.9% for 20 years. Why would I want to pay them off?

aTm2004 said:

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94chem said:

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Don't carry any loans past your 25th birthday.

Consider graduate school instead of professional school if you're serious about more education.

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Locked in at 1.9% for 20 years. Why would I want to pay them off?

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Knock yourself out. Heck, do it for your car and furniture too.

College is the easy part. Life gets a lot harder after. Good luck in the job market and figuring out your career. You might find yourself in a job that neither requires a degree or pays well, even six or seven years down the road.

Lord loves a working man.