perfumenista
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If he's still in school, that 100k could be 200k by the time he's finished though.$100,000 in student loans is not a massive amount for med school. I wouldn't let that be the sole reason for not even getting to know him (assuming everything else seems ok).
This! Will she even like him tomorrow? LolAt this stage does it even matter? If she just met him she doesn't even know if she'd enjoy dating him or even want to be his girlfriend. I honestly think it's premature to even worry about a MD students' debt load. JMHO.
Yeah, I was like "that's all?"100k is nothing for med school debt
Agreed -if they get married.Every new relationship need a tax and financial planner.
Yeah, I was like "that's all?"
Is there anyway your niece can just join this board?
Debt only applies in the USA...
You're the 3rd person I heard say this....
Y'all keep playing and Trump and his friends will find a way to block passport renewals the way they do for folks with back child support.
You're the 3rd person I heard say this....
Y'all keep playing and Trump and his friends will find a way to block passport renewals the way they do for folks with back child support.
You are late. People's passports are already being confiscated for child support so they don't flee. If you owe more than $2500 you are not eligible for a US passport. It's on the travel.gov website of the State Dept.
You are late. People's passports are already being confiscated for child support so they don't flee. If you owe more than $2500 you are not eligible for a US passport. It's on the travel.gov website of the State Dept.
My niece met a prosepctive man. He is in med school, but has well over 100k in debt.
She has no debt whatsoever.
Given his financial situation, is he even worth dating?
She's putting the cart before the horse. A date isn't a big deal and the relationship might not even go anywhere. She can consider the debt situation when an actual commitment is on the table. No need to stress out about it now--stay in the moment!
$100,000 in student loans is not a massive amount for med school. I wouldn't let that be the sole reason for not even getting to know him (assuming everything else seems ok).