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Updated about 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Some guidance please!
Here is my situation, I recently had a interview with Aflac to sell insurance and it sounds very appealing. I already have my insurance license and also my hours got cut to 10 hrs a week at my other job. I am in college have about a year and half left and want to relocate when I graduate and become a appraiser.
My question is during school would it be smart to sell insurance or get a salary or hourly based job?
My goal is achieve my financial freedom through real estate and when I relocate I plan to start investing. So I know I need to save alot which I have a decent amount saved, but im not sure which route will I be able to save more.
Thank you guys for the help.