Being in student debt can impact your life 10 to 30 years after going to college and can make it extremely difficult to accomplish certain things. Student debt affects the ability for people to get approved to buy a home or a car, start a family, have poor credit and delay important life goals. According to Forbes.com, “The latest student loan debt statistics for 2022 show that there are 45 million borrowers who collectively owe approximately $1.7 trillion in student loan debt. Student loan debt is now the second-highest consumer debt category.” That statistic shows how critical student debt truly is. Although the majority of important jobs and careers require a college degree or some type of higher level of education, those higher-paying jobs may not be guaranteed. According to Forbes.com, “The average starting salary for college graduates right out of school is about $51,000, according to the National Association of Colleges and Employers. While that’s a comfortable income for most, many graduates will earn less than