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Originally Posted by killbilly  I considered doing the exact same thing you are, and rejected it, mostly because I need that retirement nest egg to grow as much as possible.
Take the six months pay, work and train on the side. If you can, break up that six months pay into CDs that will mature as you need the funds in the pay-as-you-go mode so that you will at least have some of that money working FOR you while you train. |
Another alternative to CDs are the high interest savings, your money is not tied up any longer than you need it and they are paying on into the 5% range. Yeah, yeah, I know, a pilot giving financial advice
