Self-Help & Books
If you are in your 20’s you might either be overwhelmed with all of these new money responsibilities that pilling up on your plate. Expenses, bills, loans, credit cards, debts, investment accounts, etc.
Or you might not worry at all about money.
Whichever camp you may be in, this post will help you feel less anxious about money but also more aware of it and it’s longterm impacts on your life.
Cottagecore is it’s own brand of magic and escapism.
That’s why I have combined a list of 20 fiction books and 5 non-fiction books that possess elements of the cottagecore lifestyle and elements. 🏡📚🌱🌸
I am about to explain how I paid off my student loan debt in full before turning 23. I paid off my debt right out of my master’s!
In total, I paid over $40,000 cumulative by the time I graduated from my master’s degree in the spring of 2020.
However my final outstanding debt balance was 27, 256$ which I paid in full.
An outstanding student loan balance can be frightening. It can significantly contribute to a damper on your mental and emotional well-being.
Why you should pay off your student loans quicker?
Graduating is a big milestone in one’s life.
I remember when I graduated, I was binge reading books that centred around graduation. And I googled so many inspirational quotes to lift me up and keep me inspired for the next step in my journey post- graduation.
Although graduating is an exciting experience that has been looming in the far distance of your years of education, once it comes around: it can hit you quite unexpectedly.
The feelings of excitement, pride, and joy can gradually dissipate into feelings of anxiousness, worry, and even hopelessness.
