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Refi the student loans to 3% and save the cash for investments.
Depends on the rate, but generally speaking I wouldn’t aggressively pay it off. You’re more likely to get better return than your rate.
Depending on your financial situation. If you have no other things to pay off. I would pay the student loan and invest some of the money to pay back down the line.
Look up Dave Ramsey's podcast
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What’s the interest rate ?
Zero through the end of this year; usually ~6.6%.
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I’d dump it in an index fund until year end then use it any ant gains to pay it off.