<prompt> Human: 29 yo M, single, RN, no kids, minimal assets. Got a little late of a start, but trying to get a grip on my finances by using advice from this sub. Goal is retiring wealthy by age 60 with ultimate goal of retiring by 55. Is it possible? Here is my situation:Income: 52k per year with the goal of moving back home to CA and at least doubling my income within 2-3 years with further low single digit percentage annual increases thereafter. Current take home pay is about 1200biweekly but will likely rise to 1400biweekly next month due to fewer deductions.401k: Currently contribute 17 12 of mine with 5 company match of gross salary but am starting a new job which wont vest me for 3 years. Will increase my contributions to 15 to make up for loss of company match. Current balance is 27k with 14 annual return which I know is unlikely to continue.Debt: 15.7k with variable 10.375 interest yes, I know, very high Sallie Mae student loanCurrently paying 510month with plan to pay off in 36 months. Unable to refinance unfortunately.10k unsubsidized federal loans with 6.6 interest. On IBR and pay 96month for this. Attempting to pursue PSLF when eligible several years down the road from now.1.2k CC debt with variable payments every month but have plans to pay off in 3-4 months.Expenses per month: 800 rent and utilities, 2-300 foodentertainment, CC varies, 600 student loan payments, 100 insurancegym membership, remainder goes to miscellaneous expensessavings.Should I continue to pay off Sallie Mae loan as I am or pay minimum payments 290ish and increase my 401k contribution? I hate that SM interest with every fiber of my being.  <response>: If I were you, I would stop all contributions above a company match and focus all of that money on the Sallie Mae loans. 