<prompt> Human: Im holding about 30k in debt between student loans all at 6.8, a couple interest free personal loans and two credit cards with 0 interest. Ive discussed before that Ive got a sweet plan that will let me get debt free in less than 2 years while I keep living the college lifestyle I was used to before. The proposition of being debt free by age 26 with a great job and already with a head start on retirement investing is tantalizing. But I find that Im actually putting more than 50 of my take-home pay into my debt. Im putting in 2250mo into my debt.Is this reasonable? I dont necessarily want to spend a ton more money or upgrade my lifestyle; if anything I would contribute more to my Roth IRA since my loans are at 6.8, I believe I can beat that interest rate. I do want to consider buying a condo as well - the less rational part of me wants to pay less on the debt, save for a down payment and buy a condo. Ive since told my less rational part that, well, that isnt really rational and the right course is to yes, pay more than half of my take-home salary into getting debt free.What are your thoughts? And what are your experiences?  <response>: It is not unreasonable at all. If you keep it up after your debt is paid down, you can retire in 15-20 years. 