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My husband just finished B-S-N school in May. We didn't take out any additional debt for him to go to nursing school.

Once he finishes orientation in December, his estimated growth income will be about 88,000

with the opportunity to make 100,000 if he picks up an extra shift every pay period, which

would net us about like 70,000 after tied in taxes. Cool. We'll get a $10,000 sign on bonus.

That comes in four installments over its first year of employment.

He would like to go back to school in two years for a doctorate in nurse anesthesia,

which is a three-year program.

It would increase his earning potential to $250,000.

The cost of tuition is about $125,000, which you could get covered by going

into the military or getting accepted into a rural medicine scholarship program. However, you're

not allowed to work in years two and three of the program. We currently have 200,000 in student loan debt with varied interest rate.

We have 4,300 credit card debt with a 25% interest rate.

We've been married for three and a half years.

We're trying to start a family who's been trying for about 11 months with one miscarriage

at the 7 months mark.

And we have a 2007 Toyota, which has like one to two years left of life

in it we're wondering what to put our money towards first between saving up for baby the car needing

a new to us car and the debt and then once we pay off the car and save up for once we save up for a new car save up for the once we pay off the car and save up for, or once we save up for a new car,

save up for the baby and pay off that credit card debt, should we start saving for him to go to

school since it would increase the size of our shovels significantly to 250K? Or should we pay off

our student loan debt before sending him to school?

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