Praxician94
Praxician94 t1_jefbfok wrote
If the student loans are federal I would wait until the Supreme Court decision before paying them off.
Praxician94 t1_jef76vz wrote
Reply to comment by Schiendelman in Is a $500 car payment too much by [deleted]
We just bought a brand new van and made sure to do the finances with trade in and down payment to make it around $300/mo. Not opposed to car payments but man do I hate tying up income in rigid expenses. Something about that $500 mark (or half of one thousand in my eyes) is just so unappealing haha
Praxician94 t1_jef44y6 wrote
Reply to comment by Schiendelman in Is a $500 car payment too much by [deleted]
Novel idea. Thanks for not being crazy lol. I’m road tripping with my family right now so Reddit does not have my full attention.
Praxician94 t1_jef25fr wrote
Reply to comment by lysolmax in Is a $500 car payment too much by [deleted]
Whoops, yeah. My bad. Meant mid to high 100s. Corrected that.
Praxician94 t1_jeeodtr wrote
Reply to Is a $500 car payment too much by [deleted]
Respectfully, it would be insane to take a loan with a 13% interest rate and tie up 1/6 of your monthly income in that loan. I make mid-high 100s and I even have a hard time justifying getting a ~$500/mo car loan.
Praxician94 t1_jeenboh wrote
Reply to comment by Kinglakers2003 in 22 and in $10,000+ Debt by Balance_Holiday
Dental hygienists make $70-80k, so it is always a good investment.
Praxician94 t1_jeffvav wrote
Reply to comment by blankusername666 in Pay off student loans in one go or buy a home with savings? by blankusername666
Just get ‘em done after the decision and be debt free. No reason to accrue interest when you have the cash, and that cash is not presently being invested.