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I would suggest a little of both, but I am going on a few assumptions, such as you are going to be under age 25 when you graduate, and you are expecting some sort of lump sum of cash, like a trust fund or family gift for completing college.I get it, you have been in school for nearly 20 years of your life, working your butt off to get good grades, hold a job, sacrificing social and personal desires to reach a goal. You won’t have kids (yet), and this would be an ideal to get to see some of the world. You may not have another chance to travel for much more than a week at a time for another 20 years, and you have earned this.On the other hand, your student loans will go into repayment in about 6 months after graduating, assuming you haven’t used any of that forbearance by taking a break from school. You are going to be paying on these loans for a long time, and the longer the period of time the loan is spread over, the more interest it will cost you.I recommend that you create yourself a spreadsheet of all of your student loans (as well as any other debt you may have). Find the MPN (Master Promissory Note) for each loan so that you can familiarize yourself with the exact terms. On your spreadsheet put the name of the loan servicer (like Sallie Mae, AES, Great Lakes to name a few) or bank, and the each loan numbers (in case you have more than one with the same place). For each loan, put the principal (amount borrowed), interest rate, the loan term (number of months of payments), the monthly installment amount, and the estimated amount of interest you will pay in total over the life of the loan. I’m only suggesting the basic information for decision making purposes, but you could make it a much more useful document for the future by including phone numbers and addresses for each lender, highlite any with cosigners, mark which loans are public or private, or even embed a link to an electronic copy of the MPN.Anyway, figure up the total amount of your monthly payments. How does that total look to you? Is that a number that you know 100% you can afford to pay, with an entry level position? How about if you don’t get a job in your desired field before your forbearance time is up (6 months)? Will you be bringing in enough income to save a few months worth of payments (in addition to rainy day savings) in case something happens and you will not have any or drastically reduced income (such as getting sick or injured, having a baby, being laid off)?If you are looking at monthly payments that will force you to live on ramen noodles more than while still in college, set aside a reasonable amount for a nice vacation and hold off on any extensive travel until you have paid the loans down to a more manageable monthly payment.If you have savings available now, anytime before repayment begins, or any additional money to pay towards the monthly installments, starting with the loans with the highest interest rates, call the servicer and find out the procedure to make a “principal” payment. If you don’t make sure the payment is applied to the principal (actual amount borrowed), chances are the money will just be applied to future monthly payments, and you will not save on the cost of interest. And this might seem counter intuitive, but do not send a few months payments in advance to cover you just in case; stick that in savings and earn interest.Should you find that you have very little debt, then knock out any loans with high interest, or toss a little at the principal with the highest balance, and travel until you are homesick!

The current hot topic for recruiters is recruiting and hiring in the Healthcare industry. The struggle is for recruiters and HR managers to recruit highly qualified healthcare professionals all over the world on a daily basis. Some smart healthcare organizations have realized the importance of this problem. They have started using some innovative solutions in order to improve hiring in the healthcare industry.You need an offshore team that shoulders the responsibilities through coordination with your onshore team and help with the below-mentioned services.Database management and reactivationCompliance of candidates (Hospital and State-specific)Candidate travel and accommodation managementPayroll and Timesheet managementMedicare form filling and generating MPNManaging invoices & reimbursements for candidatesFilling Purchase Order forms to claim reimbursements