<prompt> Human: Hey everyone,Quick question for you all. Ive done some searching around but I didnt find anything that exactly fit my situation. If I missed it, I apologize.Anyways, I just began working my first job after college and am wondering what I should be doing with my excess money after necessities. The two options I am thinking of are:1. Contribute to my 401kRoth option. My employer will match 50 of what I contribute up unto 6 of my salary. The catch is that I only become 20 vested per continuous year of service. I dont plan on being at this company for more than 2 years, so that leaves me with 20-40 vested.2. Throw more money at student loan. Its a private done..so the interest is 9.5 and the amount is 34k. Im currently in the grace period. Also down the road I want to get my MBA, so I think it would be beneficial to have this loan paid off before taking more out...Im thinking that paying student loan as fast as possible is the right approach but it feels weird not investing into a 401kRoth at all.Ill appreciate any help I get.  <response>: Contribute 6 of your salary to get the match. That is an instant return.Throw the rest of your money at the student loan. 