<prompt> Human: I have about 400k in consolidated loans 6 from med school and some from undergraduate. I am starting my first job in a state without income tax paying 350k before taxes. I am single, car is paid off, will likely be renting when I move to my new job and generally am comfortable living frugally while I work to pay off these loans. I have maxed out my Roth these past 4 years of residency. I was just making the minimum payment to my loans during residency under the REPAYE repayment plan. Have about 20k in savings savings account 1.4. Additionally, I was an early adopter of crypto but recently cashed out essentially all my portfolio before the recent crash to the tune of about 80k profit. I want to be as aggressive in paying down my student loans as possible. I think I already made a mistake by consolidating my loans consolidated long before I knew much about personal finance as I couldve paid off the individual higher interest ones first. Would greatly appreciate some advice moving forward.  <response>: Take your resident budget, add 10-15k and use the rest to pay down debt.Get an accountant and stay on top of your taxes.Buy a 1,000,000 20 year term life insurance. You dont really need it right now but odds are you will want it in the future and you want to make sure that you will still be insurable and not having any health issues that come up rendering you in eligible. Get your own personal disability insurance policy with own occupation, HIVHepatitis, and future income riders.6 month e-fund.Rest of money to your debt. They can be paid off in two or three years. 