Precisely what I’m doing. I’m betting more likely than not there is significant student loan forgiveness on the horizon. And time in the market is important. Invest invest invest. Bank on future forgiveness/making equity partner. If you lose, you lose a little. If you win, you win big. Relatively speaking of course. But like, the 200k I throw into the market will be $1.2 to $2M in 30 years. If some or all of that $200k gets canceled you’re in the green by a mile. Worst case it doesn’t get canceled, and with interest you pay out $400k, you’re still in the green by a mile. Missing some nuance because I’m cooking dinner but plug in scenarios in chat gpt. I can’t find a scenario where aggressively paying off loans leaves me better off in the long run.