Hi all,
Do you think there are circumstances when you have to stay on the slow road and trade time for money in order to get to the fast lane?
Let me explain....
My fiance and I hold college degrees and I will have a Masters in four months. We currently make $110k per year gross and after I get my degree I estimate our joint earnings to be closer to $150k per year.
We are saddled with a lot of debt! About $110k between both our student loans and our car.
In your opinion (and it'd be great to hear from people who have been in this situation before) would you bust your a$$ for a couple of years and pay off the debt and THEN start shooting for the fast lane or try to go for it now, while I face the hurdle of student loan payments and car payments every month?
Really looking forward to hearing some perspectives on this matter.
Do you think there are circumstances when you have to stay on the slow road and trade time for money in order to get to the fast lane?
Let me explain....
My fiance and I hold college degrees and I will have a Masters in four months. We currently make $110k per year gross and after I get my degree I estimate our joint earnings to be closer to $150k per year.
We are saddled with a lot of debt! About $110k between both our student loans and our car.
In your opinion (and it'd be great to hear from people who have been in this situation before) would you bust your a$$ for a couple of years and pay off the debt and THEN start shooting for the fast lane or try to go for it now, while I face the hurdle of student loan payments and car payments every month?
Really looking forward to hearing some perspectives on this matter.
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