<prompt> Human: Hey everyone,As the title describes I am in a shitty situation, but im not hopeless or at least dont feel hopeless anyway! My fiance and I graduated from college in May and moved to the Northeast to start our careers. The move has been a great learning and life experience but has removed the safety net of being able to live at home and cut down on expenses. Currently the fiance and I split all shared expenses down the middle and I am lucky enough to have family helping out the student loan endeavor, but what im really looking for is some further guidance on a plan of attack to kill my debt. Here is the current loan breakdown:Loans Current BalanceInterest Rate IR Type Term:-::-::-::-::-:Sallie Mae18,415.239.375Fixed96 MonthsSallie Mae13,712.509.375Fixed120 MonthsSuntrust13,339.748.855Variable118 MonthsSuntrust15,686.379.330Fixed118 MonthsFed Loans52,312.114.375Fixed25 YearsCurrently, all the private loans are in an a year period where im paying just the interest on the loans as it gave me a lower balance for the year while I had time to get my finances in order. I am currently paying the minimum balance for the Fed and Suntrust loans while my mother is paying the minimum on the Sallie Mae and I believe she will continue to help out. I have a little less than 3k in savings and no CC debt. I see people post on here all the time for encouragementadvice and even if its the same advice people post on my situation, it will be good to hear im not alone. Ive made a tight budget and plan to stick with it and I believe my family will continue to support me through all of this.  <response>: Id personally tackle the private loans first, because if something happens you lose your job, etc. you can defer the federal loans or go on IBR, whereas chances are you cant with your private loans. 