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Sarah, age 23, graduated with a BA in Geography last spring. It took so long to get work in her field that she’s glad to have her job, but the annual pay ($29,000) is less than her $34,000 student loan debt. Most of her pay goes to rent, food and student loans. But at the rate she’s going, she feels like she’ll be paying student loans forever.
David, age 32, has an MBA. He paid off a private student loan and a federal loan during his first two years of a high-paying job.
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