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Old 04-19-2012, 02:03 PM   #1
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I've got about $200k in student loans at 4.75% interest. After a few more payments will be at 3.75%

This is my first year out as an attending, I'm roughly making about $875 monthly payments.

I've saved up about $90k. I make >$350k a year.

What would you do in my situation? Should I try to pay of large chunks of my student loans to decrease debt?

Or should I invest my money to make great than 3.75% a year? If so in what? I'm also inclined to not pay of my student loans right away (but making minimum payments) so that if a good business/investment opportunity arises, I want to have ready cash. Thoughts or advice?
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