I'm starting grad school in the fall in a city where it's definitely not worth it to bring my car- public transit is great. I have no loans at the moment and the amount of loans I will be taking is a respectable amount less than my expected starting salary upon graduating.

I checked the blue book value of my car, which puts it at about $11k (which is approx. half of what was paid for it not too many years ago- I drive a lot). I'm insured by my parents, but I'm young and have been in one minor accident in the past year, so I bet they'd save a lot to stop paying to insure me for the next few years, which would be good for them.
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selling my car to avoid going through the student
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I'm starting grad school in the fall in a city where it's definitely not worth it to bring my car- public transit is great. I have no loans at the moment and the amount of loans I will be taking is a respectable amount less than my expected starting salary upon graduating.

I checked the blue book value of my car, which puts it at about $11k (which is approx. half of what was paid for it not too many years ago- I drive a lot). I'm insured by my parents, but I'm young and have been in one minor accident in the past year, so I bet they'd save a lot to stop paying to insure me for the next few years, which would be good for them.
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Worried about financial burden of student loans upon graduation.
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