re: Pay off my student loans early?

Yes, my wife and I both put 10% in to retirement with varying employee matches. Unless we were to go on a vacation or something unforeseen comes up, we comfortably put $1000-$1500 a month into savings. I know that'll change once the baby arrives.

I kind of was thinking what josh said, don't want to blow through a bunch of savings when I'm going to need a large amount of cash possibly in the not so distant future. But the cash lost to interest does bother me.