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I've got about $200k in student loans at 4.75% interest. After a few more payments will be at 3.75%
This is my first year out as an attending, I'm roughly making about $875 monthly payments.
I've saved up about $90k. I make >$350k a year.
What would...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at studentdoctor):
3) Save....
Mine is about half of yours backdoor Roth IRAs.
3.75% is not a ridiculous interest rate.
Mine is about half of yours the money in 401ks iras and 529s.
3.75% is not a ridiculous interest rate.
The money in 401ks iras and 529s.
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Anyone have it?
Is it a good deal?
What kind of price are we looking at?
Anyone have any plans like it not ness gerber but any...?
Would really like to start a college fund for both of my children. We have lived check to check until now, and I want to...
Started by Mariauy on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at catholic):
A financial plan has pros and cons just as 529s and other savings instruments also have pros and cons but you won't be paying for a useless ....
Pros and cons just as 529s and other savings instruments also have pros and cons.
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Banging my head against the wall with this!
Since 529 plans can be limited with selection and fees and weather you use it for school etc, doesn't it make most sense to keep a seperate account in my name at Vanguard and just fund it monthly in dividend...
Started by zil1971 on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at morningstar):
The UTMA assets can be used for college a deduction for 529 contributions, that can be a big tax savings, but even if there is no deduction of these "managed" accounts outway ....
529s for the boys; we'll coordinate all the accounts.
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As the S&P tests the high of last year (which is basically a 4-year high), am I crazy to consider pulling all of my long-term investments into cash? I understand there are *some* positives signs out there (unemployment rates, etc), but I have a hard time...
Started by Not Mike on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at actuarialoutpost):
Good....
What investments are we talking about? 401k, IRA, kids college savings? Or excess assets?
I pulled long-term investments (529s, IRAs, and 401ks with anywhere from 10 to 30 year horizons need to in order to sleep well at night.
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So my DH had a child before he graduated high school. SS will be 11 this year.
When DH had SS he was a teenager himself, he was able to graduate and he worked 2 retail jobs to support him,SS, and BM. She worked off and on. DH eventually got into training...
Started by MelRC117 on
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Are you going to start two seperate college funds? Why?
Why not start one that SS gets in 8 years when he goes off to college and then continue saving for your DC for when he/she reaches college age has a whole other family....
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