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I graduated dental school in May and began working in July. I have about $260k student loan debt that then used the physician's loan to purchase a home for $335k (monthly mortgage is $2900, which is slightly higher than rent which is why I made the decision, parents helped with closing costs).
I make at a minimum $650/day 4 days a week, but I earn commission so sometimes it's more. Then 30% go to taxes.
My known costs per month are as follows:
Mortgage: 2900
Utilities/wifi/lawn/trash: ~400-500
Health insurance: 341
Car gas and insurance: ~250
Student loans: ~700
Groceries: ~200
Pets: ~100
Overall my necessary costs come down to about $5000/month. I know that my biggest expense is mortgage, but for my area, it made the most sense. Rent was around $2000-2500. I guess I'm just wondering what I can do better and how I can best prepare myself for anything upcoming. I'm not one to go beyond my means, but I also want to enjoy life. I plan on looking into HYSAs, fidelity, etc so that I can tuck some of this money away.
If there is a better thread to post something like this in as well please let me know :) thank you!
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