A nurse paid off nearly $1M in debt in under 3 years: My relationship with money shifted drastically
On paper, Naseema McElroy had all the markers of financial success. In 2015, she was making more than $200,000 as a labor and delivery nurse, owned a Lexus SUV and had just bought a brand-new house in the San Francisco Bay Area.
But McElroy was in debt. In addition to her nearly $580,000 mortgage, she owed about $185,000 in student loans, $70,000 on a condo she had previously purchased and $22,000 on a 403(b) retirement account loan she had used to purchase her new home, according to documents reviewed by CNBC Make It.
“I was just like, ‘I make way too much money to be in this precarious financial situation,’” McElroy says.
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