Sounds to me like you have a few options:1) Use your savings to pay off your student loans - that's an instant 6.5% return on your money.2) Make smaller principle payments to reduce debt. 3) Spend A LOT less money.

I owe on student loans (about 10 years since my last contact with them) and am worried about putting her money at risk when i start the process of diving into my credit history.

LLC's were developed by lawyers for the sole purpose of being able to sell them to their clients so they can charge setup fees.I do have to admit it would be a little harder to get thru your LLC's, the person would at least need the help from a first year law student to break any protection you have.

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Currently, a college student getting ready to graduate.

You could then rent out extra bedrooms to other students to cover your mortgage (house hack).Good luck getting rolling!

I would see if you can get students 9 months of the year and do STRs during the summer.

I am just out of college, and the last 3 months out of school i have been working full time and have been extremely aggressively paying off my student loans, while i was figuring out my financial plan.

@Will SellenraadThe following IRS page confirms that one can participate in multiple 401(k) plans; however, the employee contributions are aggregated between all plans.

I personally am just about to get out of high school, and about to start college but i've always been very interested in investing and such, is love some help on how to start or what i should do besides just reading to generate some capital despite about to be a broke college student, any advice is appreciated, Thanks!