<prompt> Human: When I graduated pharmacy school in 2012 and subsequently got my masters in healthcare information management, I owed approximately 100,000 in student loan debt. I paid off half the loan on my own and borrowed the final half of the amount from my aunt to pay off the student loans.nbsp;She is not charging me interest and here are the basic logistics concerning the loan at the moment.nbsp;Original Principal: 50,000 Origination date: November 1st, 2014 Total Balance Due By: 24 months Outstanding balance June 1, 2015: 30,000nbsp;As for my personal finances, I am currently living at home Turn 29 in November as I did not find a permanent full-time employment until October of 2014, working entirely with staffing agencies before that but in total Ive been with this company 2 years.nbsp;As of June 1, 2015 Combined Savings Checking: 32,500 Biweekly Net Pay After maxing out my 401k Roth IRA Rent: 2000nbsp;I know my aunt has given me a longer time period to pay, but owing family versus owing a bank does play a little bit on the psychology of paying back loans. How aggressively can I attack this loan with my current finances?  <response>: I dont actually see a question here.But, it looks like you are lucky to have such an aunt...and she is lucky to have a nephewniece that is actually paying her back! 