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[QUOTE="feitr, post: 1140381, member: 34106"]
Why even bother trying to pay it off if it is an interest free student loan? You do realise that $1200 is $25/month over 4 years? $1600 for house >1 year away shouldn't be much of a problem ($100/month).
 
I'd just keep everything in your poker account, withdraw whatever you need to get by month-to-month, withdraw $1600 or whatever next year, then worry about your student loan in a couple of years. Option 2 is fine as well, i just don't see the hurry to pay off a debt that is a free loan 4 years away, unless you are really concerned you might go busto in poker or sometihng. 
 
Depends on your overall goal for poker as well. If you have no net money considering debts and assets at this stage, then i don't think you should really be going over 100nl anyways. Maybe grind nl50, play nl100 and keep your roll at 5k then withdraw excess until you are in a more comfortable situation and could consider moving up (ie. no debt, and more than $200 in the bank).
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