I am an emergency medicine resident in Ohio. my financial situation is as follows:Debts:My student loans: 70,000 @5.6%, 200,000My wife's student loans: 110000@ 7%Mortgage 120,000 @ 3.5%IncomeMy income: 55,000Wife's income: 60,000I also have about 7000 in savings and 15,000 in stocks/ETFs*I have 2 more years of residency and should then have a salary around 350 to 400,000.

I'd  make sure her bills were paid, went grocery shopping for her, and made sure her medicine was sorted out for her to take.  

Was in a meeting yesterday .. looks like the bloom is off the bud on the Cannabis at least as it relates to growing the flower.... prices quoted were down to 400 a lb.. from 2500.00what are other seeing out there.. is the future of this in the OILs and medicinal .. not the actual flower and weed ???

However, I finished grad school in Dec. 2016 at the age of 29 (Washington University School of Medicine in St.

I can understand the concern because of the odor, but your question did not include smoking marijuana or taking marijuana pills for medicinal purposes. 

I was finishing up a career in medicine, running a small ranch with my family, and growing my real estate business into a multifamily focused operation and was buried with tasks.

On top of that she was not told that everytime she makes that 3% payment that her balance on her mortgage is increasing.

Having worked for years in a profession where you could be sued if one sentence was transcribed incorrectly (medicine), I am amazed every day what people are willing to post on the web in relation to their business.

Would you: 1. put more money towards paying off mortgage 2. move on to the next house with better numbers/cash flow, take my medicine and learn from this. 3.

A missing medicine cabinet, an unpainted ceiling, broken jets on a tub, etc.