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I am on Baby Step 2. I have been on Babysept 2 for about a year. My conundrum is I have an opportunity

to take a job in a really remote location, really far away from family.

My kids are grown, but I was widowed about 25 years ago and raised them all on my own.

But the positive to all of this is that it comes with a lot of financial benefit to help out with student loan debt and such.

And I'm kind of feeling guilt for wanting to do this, going so far away from family, for financial.

So I'm kind of like, is it loving money that I want to do this for or does it

you're you love freedom and you're wanting to be free of the debt right that's not loving

money that's wanting to be free that's a valid sacrifice that's a valid thing so the you know

it's what I always look at on something like this is, um, what's the, uh, the return on the effort

and what's the time frame? Because I could do anything for a short period of time. I don't want to

sign up for 10 years in Uganda or whatever it is, right? I mean, no thank you. Two years. Two years.

And how much, how much do you make now? How much would

you make if you did this? And how fast were you get out of debt? Well, it would basically give

roughly about $100,000 toward my student loan debt. So it would cut it over half. And it would

give me a lot of financial freedom

after that two years like coming back and actually being able to spend time with

grandkids and such so you you would be debt free after two years close to debt

free yeah I would probably still have maybe about thirty thousand dollars in

student loan debt.

But yeah.

And if you stay the course you're on now, how long would it take to pay off the debt?

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