/biz/ - Business & Finance

>Be me
>Attend local college after high school, commute from home
>Get decent job; work while attending college
>Move out of parents' at 20, get apartment with best friend from high school
>Earn degree, finish college; start paying student loans
>Move back in with parents rent-free
>Make extra large payments on all debt
>Pay off all debt in a few years
>Credit score goes sky high; use tricks to make it go even higher
>Now hold debt-free college degree with almost 800 credit score before 30
>All earned money is mine to keep and invest with as I please

My final debt payment that freed me from bondage was one of the happiest moments of my life. When I see the student debt bubble inflating to over $1.5 trillion and can't help but wonder how the enslaved will ever pay it back considering cost of living and rent only continues to rise as wages stay stagnant and degrees become less and less valuable due to student loan saturation.

Has anyone else done this and temporarily escaped the rent and high-cost standard of living jew to get your financials straight at a young age?

Is moving out from your parents' houses but holding large amounts of debt really freedom?

>>12519274
there are jobs that require degrees, of course. the majority of graduates will never see them though. you can thank the federal student loan program saturating colleges with mediocre minds. also, if they can find a minority, homosexual, trans, or woman to fill the position with the same degree for PR SJW points, they're gonna hire over you, whitey.

imagine not knowing this in 2019