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Topic	Imagine thinking that making 80k a year is good money
No_U_L7 09/18/19 3:00:24 PM #18:	DarkRoast posted... Before I went to medical school, I made $30k/year working at my local health department. At least where I live, that was enough to pay for a mortgage, utilities, groceries and occasionally eating out. I managed to pay off 100% of my $140k student loans in one year living just like I lived back then. It's not hard if you have a low cost of living. Now I've just shifted all that money that was going to student loans into retirement and investments instead. I kinda have to laugh when people give me shit for buying a new phone every year or two. Considering that's basically the only thing I buy that's in any way expensive, I consider it my guilty pleasure habit. You went through all of medical school and was only 140k in debt..? --- https://imgur.com/QPgN9 <cite>No_U_L7 posted [p:927617993] in Imagine th... [t:78023727]...</cite> <quote>DarkRoast posted... </cite> <quote>Before I went to medical school, I made $30k/year working at my local health department. At least where I live, that was enough to pay for a mortgage, utilities, groceries and occasionally eating out. I managed to pay off 100% of my $140k student loans in one year living just like I lived back then. It's not hard if you have a low cost of living. Now I've just shifted all that money that was going to student loans into retirement and investments instead. I kinda have to laugh when people give me shit for buying a new phone every year or two. Considering that's basically the only thing I buy that's in any way expensive, I consider it my guilty pleasure habit.</quote> You went through all of medical school and was only 140k in debt..? --- https://imgur.com/QPgN9</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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