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Alex Johnson
  • Cedar Falls, IA
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Pay off $15k in college debt, or invest it?

Alex Johnson
  • Cedar Falls, IA
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probably a dumb question, but i’m stuck and need some help. as the title says, i have $15k in college debt that i am comfortably paying back each month (~$250). i have enough saved up to pay it off in full, but i’m 100% ready to jump into buying a fix and flip house, this spring if possible.

where i’m struggling at is pay off the debt, start over saving and go from there or continue pay monthly, invest my saved up money now and start my journey right away.

i know there isn’t a right or wrong answer, but more so looking for experience and some honest advice. i’m open to either. for what it’s worth, i’m 24 working full time and saving as much as i can.

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