Is it wrong to fund retirement and investments while I still have student loan debt?
- Sounds like you can make money investing - more than you are paying out - espcially if you have a company match for your funds. Still, a lot depends on your job situation. If you have any risk there, you may be better off plowing all your money into those loans and paing them off. That way if you lose your job, you do not worry about the debts
- If your student loan rate is low enough and yours is this is a good idea. Even better if you sign up for a 401K with a match by your employer
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- try never to pay off those debts
- Depends. what is the intrest rate on your student loan. what is the return on your investments
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i know that student loan interest can be deducted. my student loans are all either in deferment or forbearance. i am accruing interest on some of them, but i haven't actually paid any interest yet. can i deduct the interest that accrued? thanks!. $0 paid, $0 deductible. you can only (student loan consolidation)
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i have student loan debt with pretty low interest rates 5% and 3% respectively. is it better to put extra money toward paying off the student loans quicker or putting that extra money into an ira and / or good mutual funds which would ideally earn a higher interest rates (student loan consolidation)
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i recently got laid off from work and my car insurance for the year is do and i am a little short. i was wondering if i could use some of my student loan money to pay for the rest?. transportation is an educational expense, so that is a legitimate (student loan debt)
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i applied for a student loan for the 2009 - 2010 school year and was accepted without a cosigner from multiple companies without an problem. this year i have been rejected from my main bank because of the debt of my last loan. how and where can i go to (student loan)
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lets say i graduate with a business management degree, with about 45, 000$ in student loan debt. is this too much for my major? at what point is a student in over their head with education debt?. its depend on school that you are attending, and how long you take (student loan debt)
does that become your responsibility as well? i am uming so, but i have heard conflicting stories on student loan debt, so if anyone could clear up my confusion. you will divorce in a few months. as far as i understand, the debt becomes your responsibility as well. but a (student loan debt)
i am graduating with almost 100k of student loan debt, and not going be to making big bucks to pay it off. i regret all the loans i took out, but now i am stuck with the debt. i have been applying to loan repayment programs with no luck. i (student loan debt)
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are you able to make your payments? i am just curious what everyone else is doing. so far, i have about $20, 000. 00 in student loan debt for 4 years of school i have a bachelors in psychology now. i am going on to graduate school and student loans (student loan debt)

