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Newly married caller: $300,000 in student loan debt. Two job offers on the table. Natalie: “My husband’s a doctor finishing residency. We’re comparing two jobs one pays $850k, one pays $350k.” Dave: “$500,000 difference? Why?” Natalie: “The higher one is in the middle of nowhere. Up near Canada. Underserved area.” Dave: “They ask for a length commitment?” Natalie: “Three years.” Dave: “You’d be making $450,000 in the worst-case scenario. If you can’t pay off $300,000 in the first year on that, somebody ought to smack both of you.” Natalie: “We haven’t bought a house yet.” Dave: “You don’t need a house. You have $300,000 in debt. Clean that up first.” Dave: “Take the $450k job. Be debt free in one year. Next year, buy a house. Just have patience.” Dave: “The other route, you come out a million and a half ahead over three years. You’re in the tundra, sure but you can buy a lot of plane tickets out of there and still come out way ahead.” Natalie: “We’re a little older. We’re worried about zero retirement savings.” Dave: “You’ll be fine. Bank $200k a year, and you’ve got a million dollars in four years. Just don’t jack your lifestyle up.” Dave: “If it were me I’d take the tundra job, budget $50-75k a year in travel, and just bug out every weekend. Cabo, the Caribbean, wherever. You can still come out ahead.” Dave: “But whatever you do no house, no car, nothing until this debt is gone. I will call you stupid to your face if you don’t.” $500,000 more a year. In exchange for three years somewhere with no Whole Foods.

Newly married caller: $300,000 in student loan debt. Two job offers on the table. Natalie: “My husband’s a doctor finishing residency. We’re comparing two jobs one pays $850k, one pays $350k.” Dave: “$500,000 difference? Why?” Natalie: “The higher one is in the middle of nowhere. Up near Canada. Underserved area.” Dave: “They ask for a length commitment?” Natalie: “Three years.” Dave: “You’d be making $450,000 in the worst-case scenario. If you can’t pay off $300,000 in the first year on that, somebody ought to smack both of you.” Natalie: “We haven’t bought a house yet.” Dave: “You don’t need a house. You have $300,000 in debt. Clean that up first.” Dave: “Take the $450k job. Be debt free in one year. Next year, buy a house. Just have patience.” Dave: “The other route, you come out a million and a half ahead over three years. You’re in the tundra, sure but you can buy a lot of plane tickets out of there and still come out way ahead.” Natalie: “We’re a little older. We’re worried about zero retirement savings.” Dave: “You’ll be fine. Bank $200k a year, and you’ve got a million dollars in four years. Just don’t jack your lifestyle up.” Dave: “If it were me I’d take the tundra job, budget $50-75k a year in travel, and just bug out every weekend. Cabo, the Caribbean, wherever. You can still come out ahead.” Dave: “But whatever you do no house, no car, nothing until this debt is gone. I will call you stupid to your face if you don’t.” $500,000 more a year. In exchange for three years somewhere with no Whole Foods.

Jeremy

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