If you want to
aggressively pay off your student loan debt, take action and make it happen.
Not exact matches
I chose to
aggressively pay off my
student loans, so I decided to stop saving for retirement while I allocated all of my funds toward
debt.
I wish I had put more time and energy into reducing — and completely avoiding — credit card
debt, as well as
aggressively paying off student loans.
It's also a good idea to
pay off student loan debt aggressively early on before other major expenses arise like a wedding or a child.
If your goal is to
aggressively pay off your
student loans in a year or two, then refinancing to a variable interest rate might make sense for you: You can
pay off your
debt before rates rise, and that extra-low rate up front will help your money go further.
Just because
paying off student loans early isn't my thing, it doesn't mean you have to stop
aggressively tackling your own
debt.
On the other hand, if your
student loans have a high interest rate or you just prefer to
aggressively tackle all of your
debt, definitely
pay those
student loans off early.