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1. Because they might burn out or change career to homemaker before they make that money. 2. Because when they make $300k/yr they feel entitled to spend $250/y
by fjsolwmv 9y ago
1. Because they might burn out or change career to homemaker before they make that money.
2. Because when they make $300k/yr they feel entitled to spend $250/yr or more
- s0rce 9y agoChanging careers is definitely an issue when you end up with 200k+ in debt. Although, even without the debt 10 years has a large opportunity cost. However, not saving because you make money is up to you, if you want to live lavishly to make up for the 2 decades living like a student who is to say thats wrong. You'll obviously end up with less savings but if your a doctor I think you can figure that you.