The backstory I hope you guys don't mind. I'm about to graduate professional school in two months and will begin making 125,000 a year.
I am 27 and will have 245,000 dollars in debt, however, I have been accepted into a loan forgiveness program sponsored by the government which will pay off 120,000 over three years tax-free (It isn't counted as income for me). I own my own car and don't plan on buying another. I've only ever lived off very little I grew up well under the poverty line and spent about five years homeless as a teenager.
I want to start doing the right thing with this and investing but I don't even know where to start. There's this guy from North Western who is trying to get me to do personal financing with him. Should I just go along?
I'll be moving to a smallish city when I graduate and have estimated my rent for a decent place to be 1000-1400 a month.
I'll be going from living on less than 15,000 a year to six figures and I want to avoid any pitfalls if I can. I'm not interested in toys or new cars or things like that.
Submitted March 10, 2018 at 07:50AM by anonononon8 http://ift.tt/2txm1yj
