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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Long story short: I'm finally seeing the light at the end of the tunnel, financially. [b]I've moved in with a partner and we make $135K each.[/b] For now, our housing is quite cheap. I'm finally going to grow up and pay back my student loans in earnest - not just "set and forget" paying the minimum/letting all the SAVE and IDR drama work itself out. But we also want a bigger place. In order to have it all, and meaningfully pay down my debt - and I mean, get serious about it - put myself back on the standard 10 year plan or even try and pay it down in 7 years - [b]another $1000 cash a month would change my life[/b]. That's net $1000 - post tax. I'm trying to size the opportunity since I'm in that sweet spot where I still WFH and have been promoted to a senior level but not upper management yet, so I have plenty of work life balance. Of course, I could have used all these years to save and find a side hustle - but trust me, I was making the most of the situation in ways I do not regret. I also realize that building a rapport takes time, and I won't instantly get there, but within a year of development, what kind of side hustles can bring in this kind of revenue? Or combination thereof? Obviously dog walking alone won't cut it, but I can also do video editing, yard work, random house tasks, or brush up on some other skills. Willing to put in coursework and refine skills on Udemy, YouTube, or Tiktok, but not willing to pay for expensive courses or licenses. The goal is to be able to move into a townhome with my partner (not this tiny little condo) and to pay $1800-2200/month toward those damn loans.[/quote] You and your partner bring in $22,000 a month, $5000+ a week, and a measly extra $1000 a month or $250 a week is considered a huge extra amount? Something doesn't track. But if you are making that kind of money, simply saving and putting some in investments will net you that much in interest money really soon. [/quote]
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