“You’re going to pay taxes… equivalent of borrowing at 35% interest.”

The Ramsey Show · Build A Life That Doesn’t Depend On Debt

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Warn against pulling an old 401(k) to pay student loans

Penalty equivalent to 35% interest; 10% growth over 35 years would become $1.3 million

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