Just live within your means. Know how much it costs you to live including saving some $$s and if you don't make enough $$s to live as you want AND SAVE, either spend less or find a way to make more. Save as much as possible and don't spend your savings without thinking about how long it took you to save the $$s you're about to spend. If it still seems worth it, spend it.
It's not fun, sexy, or ballin but it's SMART and the more you do it the easier it becomes.
I'm in a fair amount of University debt, I don't really think about it, it's not real debt. Would be nice to finish without it but that's life.
Yeah uni debt is fine as long as it doesnt include credit card debt, thats where my mate ****ed things up, 2 cards maxed out :/
There's a difference between bad debt like CC's and good debt like student loans/houses etc, my parents didn't see the difference and that affected me, as I was like woooah, don't want debt, not goin uni! When really student loans dont count as debt imo
In the UK tuition is a maximum of £9000 a year for 3/4 years (used to be £3000 a couple years ago) which is obvs a lot less than the U.S. The loan is straight from the government (through a subsidiary) and you only have to pay a very small amount which is taken directly from your paycheck like tax. If you don't earn more than I think it's around 20k, you don't pay towards your loan. After 30 years it expires too.
Score: UK 1 - USA 0
Coming out of uni with approx £50k of debt, whether it has to be paid off whenever is still ****ing mind blowing!
btw what are u using to improve ur LR sections? cause like it shouldn't be that hard to get from 15/25 to 21/25 at least. there's only like 1 or 2 "hard" questions per section and if u leave time at the end to do them, you should be able to get them too.
i remember i was getting perfects on every LG and losing like 1 point on avg on LR and 2 on avg on RC and then on the actual exam i ended up with like -4 LG and perfect LR and whatever RC, which was gay