Updated Tue, Oct 27 2020In the U.S., marriage vows often include the line "for richer or poorer," but many people don't consider how much debt their partner has before they say, "I do." College sweethearts LeVar Harris and Reanne Swafford-Harris, who got married in 2015, were open with each other about their finances from the start, and they made another vow to prioritize their quality of life while focusing on paying off their significant debt load.
"It's an investment," says Reanne. "I think some people don't think of it that way. Then you could be taking out loans that aren't necessary, borrowing more than you need or getting into a career that wouldn't earn back that loan amount." Though some might not want to pass up their dream school, LeVar leveraged his prior career experience and his new, less expensive degree to focus on building his resume — not his debt load.
The couple did the math to figure out what was the most aggressive payment Reanne could make consistently to pay off her debt plus interest in five years.
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