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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You make that much money and you still have loans?

Something isn't right here.[/quote]

Right? We make half that and haven't carried loans, other than our house in YEARS.

How does the OP make his waybout of a paper bag?[/quote]

Ehh. We have the same income and have some loans. They are at 1.7%. Why would we ever get rid of them?[/quote]

Because you owe someone money.  [/quote]

So? We make far more by investing it. [/quote]

So then you can definitely afford to pay it off.  Not having consumer debt or student loans is freeing. Once you have enough money you don't have to take out a car loan because you make X more dollars in the market.  Instead you can pay cash - if you want.  It's the same with student loans. If you're wealthy enough you simply don't need to hold onto student loans because of a low interest rate.  [/quote]

Never have had a car loan because the rates have been higher/they won't give as good of a deal. But student loans are locked in forever at 1.75%. It is literally something like $130/mo. We spend more at Starbucks. [b]It just doesn't matter[/b]. [/quote]

If it doesn't matter then stop paying the bill.  Then you'll see that it matters you have student loans.  [/quote]

What? You are a strange one. [/quote]

Yes.  It's strange to be highly successful without student loans.  [/quote]

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