/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>13620590

Go all in on crypto you fucking fag

Can't STAND you broke niggers

"Bro bro the traditional economy fucked me my entire life how do i fix it bro"

EXIT the traditional economy

"wtf dude that's speculating!!!"

Sack up little nigger

>>13620590
how in the holy fuck do you owe that much?
you could have bought a house to live in for the rest of your life with that fucking money
what
the
fuck

>>13620590
I seriously hope your entire portfolio isn't 6 ETH because if it is, you have a 0% chance of making it.

Dear god man i hope youre a dentist or a doctor or something

>>13620590
>5.89
refinance

>>13620610
I dont have the balls to do that

>>13620614
Graduate school. College truly is a meme. I was debt free from undergrad. All I want is a house anon, god damn it

>>13620622
1k in ETH, 1k in random shit coins (WTC, Morpheus, and other even shittier ones)

>>13620624
Physician Assistant, so somewhat like that, 90k a year, just started.

Accumulate 100 ETH first, you can repay your loan through staking income alone . ETH will go to $10k

>>13620590
Was it worth it OP?

>>13620590
> outstanding interests: 13K

>>13620590
150,000 dollars what the fuck did you go for rocket science? Jesus christ

>>13620666
you can pay it back in 3-5 years. stop being a nigger

>>13620590
ETH was $80 , it already exploded. Sell now.

Just live within your means for 5 years faggot, literally put 10k into funds every month plus 30towards debt every year, u can live on 20k, plus u will experience pay raises

>>13620648
So all my student loans are gov one, no pirvate. Tried to reconsolidate loans with the gov but if I do, it goes up to 6%. I'll pay of my highest interest loans first and see this number drop to 5% hopefully. I don't want to move these loans to private loans because if something happens, government student loans are a lot more forgiving that a private loan.

>>13620892
I'll see in a year. I could of just gone trucking and make 50k a year right as I turned 18. But im 26 now, spent 6 years stressing out in school, for 90k a year. I myself am leaning to it not being worth it, shoulda gone into nursing instead.

>>13620903
fucking jews man, fuck. The one thing you cant get rid of with bankruptcy. The school system in the US really was set up to jew out 18 year olds into a life time of slaving.

>>13620590
I only owe $28,000 and I can't pay it off.

>>13620979
pay your fucking bills you piece of shit

>>13620951
I will. All of my friend, the ones that didnt go to college are all in decent houses with families and have spending cash and make 40-50k. All my friends that have gone to college are all in debt, no possessions, work shit jobs with nothing to show for it.

>>13620964
Been living like a broke college kids for the past 11 years now, I just want it to end. I will do it thought.

>>13620985
Whats your major? using it all at your current job?

>>13620666

Work in a rural location.
>low cost of living
>more flexibility and responsibility because of doctor shortage
>get repayment grant for helping poor rural folks
>do a specialty residency (or whatever they are calling it for PAs these days) later.

I almost went PA. Then realized as a Paramedic I make as much it not more and dont have $150,000 in debt. Plus I get more time off.

Good luck bro, but seriously look at the rural. You may still be able to snag a gig that pays your debt for working an underserved location.

>>13620590
Holy fucking shit dude you are 145K in debt? Did you become an MD? Or what?

>>13620979
I'd agree on the nursing. PA is literally what you do after being in medicine for half a career and want a swap up. Its whole premise was military medics getting civilian certification and formalized education as they already had the skills down.

This whole 18 year olds wanting to be PAs is fucking ridiculous. It's a midlife crisis job.

You have 40 years of career where you will be an MD or DOs bitch. You cant work out of the USA (generally). You dont even have a license, you are certified.

>>13621340
Ya i tried to find a rural place, but I pretty much took one of the first jobs I got an offer too so I can have an income faster. That probably was a mistake, but I needed an income fast.

>>13621495
Ya, it is so weird. Its getting weirder too that there are 23-24 year olds graduating from PA school that are acting like doctors and shit, way to young imo, even I feel the same way about myself. I did get kind of suckered into it, by junior college (undergrad) counclers and stuff. I did my research and many articles back then said "ya best job in the USA" etc.... sure it is, but no one mentions cost and the stuff that you said. At least my doc is cool.

>>13621584
General location where you are making $90,000? Seems fucking low.