Taxing the rich - what is the cutoff?

Sheriff Gonna Getcha · 06-17-2008, 10:29 AM

I racked up $240,000 in student loans (excluding interest) between undergrad and law school. My monthly payments are north of $1,000 per month and I'll be paying them until I am about ready to retire. If I wanted to pay them off quickly (which would make sense for the private loans, but not for the subsidized ones), I'd be looking at $2,400+ per month. If you are a similarly situated couple, have fun paying up to $5,000 combined in student loan payments per month.

06-17-2008, 10:29 AM	#10
Sheriff Gonna Getcha Franchise Player Join Date: Feb 2004 Age: 47 Posts: 8,317	Re: Taxing the rich - what is the cutoff? I racked up $240,000 in student loans (excluding interest) between undergrad and law school. My monthly payments are north of $1,000 per month and I'll be paying them until I am about ready to retire. If I wanted to pay them off quickly (which would make sense for the private loans, but not for the subsidized ones), I'd be looking at $2,400+ per month. If you are a similarly situated couple, have fun paying up to $5,000 combined in student loan payments per month.

Taxing the rich - what is the cutoff?

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