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What kind of job would a person need to get in order to pay off 100K of debt?

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cvnrssm wrote:What kind of job would a person need to get in order to pay off 100K of debt?

A good one.

Way too vague to come up with a meaningful answer. It depends on a lot: your monthly expenses? do you have to support anyone else? Is anyone else supporting you? How many hours/week are you going to work? Blah blah blah...

swester wrote:

cvnrssm wrote:What kind of job would a person need to get in order to pay off 100K of debt?

A good one.

Way too vague to come up with a meaningful answer. It depends on a lot: your monthly expenses? do you have to support anyone else? Is anyone else supporting you? How many hours/week are you going to work? Blah blah blah...

Also how long? You can pay your debt of in 25 years no matter what job you get. GO IBR! If you want to pay it off quicker than that it will take more money.

ok, 100K of debt, living in Atlanta, working full time at a law firm, preferrably not biglaw, no one else is supporting me and i have the usual expenses one would expect to have living in a city as a new associate

cvnrssm wrote:ok, 100K of debt, living in Atlanta, working full time at a law firm, preferrably not biglaw, no one else is supporting me and i have the usual expenses one would expect to have living in a city as a new associate

We're law students, not calculators. For fuck's sake, this shit is easy to figure out and the data is available all over the net. Look up cost of living in cities, look up info on loan repayment, etc.

one that pays $89,254.63 / year

Correct. There are debt calculators EVERYWHERE. I'm not even going to bother typing "debt calculator" into google to find you the link.

disco_barred wrote:

cvnrssm wrote:ok, 100K of debt, living in Atlanta, working full time at a law firm, preferrably not biglaw, no one else is supporting me and i have the usual expenses one would expect to have living in a city as a new associate

We're law students, not calculators. For fuck's sake, this shit is easy to figure out and the data is available all over the net. Look up cost of living in cities, look up info on loan repayment, etc.

disco_barred wrote:

cvnrssm wrote:ok, 100K of debt, living in Atlanta, working full time at a law firm, preferrably not biglaw, no one else is supporting me and i have the usual expenses one would expect to have living in a city as a new associate

We're law students, not calculators. For fuck's sake, this shit is easy to figure out and the data is available all over the net. Look up cost of living in cities, look up info on loan repayment, etc.

hahaah, nice answer. +1.

a.shoshana wrote:I'm not even going to bother typing "debt calculator" into google to find you the link.

ALLOW ME!!!!

http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=debt+calculator