MARRY Money (education, state, income, dentist)

[zonest]

if you are a single Male with US citizenship, you can marry a third world MD, Dentist, engineer, Physicist, etc. They will go from making 10k per year to making 100k+ per year in the US, So there's plenty of room there for them to pay their spouses say, 40k per year, untaxed. Now, they are not going to CONTINUE to pay that sort of money, beyond 3-5 years after their arrival here, cause they'll be citizens. So use that money to set yourself up with some really good education or a nice biz.

the new permanent resident alien/spouse can get the same loans and grants that you can get for college. (about 20k per year) If they/you remain in the medical field, those college loans need not be repaid. A nurse anethecist, requiring 2-3 years of education beyond a bachelor's degree, makes 120k per year, STARTING wage, and quickly moves up to 180k per year. and you want to study/teach history or sociology?? :-) Even with a Doctorate degree, you'll make half as much, and your college loans will not be "forgiven", either.

So there you go. This is the path that you should follow, and also, learn investing of some sort. Either real estate, mortgages, construction, financing of some kind, stocks, etc. So that 5-10 years of such high $ income sets you up for life.

[Redraven]

Well, what the heck! I married for "love" three times (got it right this time), so the next time it might as well be for money!
Maybe I can find one of them with a "grandfather fixation", if my wife dies.

[zonest]

my wife is 35 years my junior. How old are you?