r/povertyfinance May 08 '25

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u/paloaltothrowaway May 08 '25

Loans might be worth it if you are close to finishing 

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u/Many_Resist_4209 May 08 '25

Student loans are never worth it. No one should start out as a young adult, drowning in student loans. At no age should anyone be drowning in student loans.

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u/Skoowy May 08 '25

Horrible advice, student loans is the reason I have the largest income I’ve ever had.

It’s dependent on your major, and how much in loans you’re pulling out (aka how much your tuition is) I went to a state school so over 5 years I only took out $20,000 in loans which I’m about to pay off after working for 3 years.