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I agree that if you have the money, paying off a student loan is a good thing to do, especially if your income is not secure. On the other hand, if you have just acquires a lump sum, and you have a secure income which is gradually paying off your student debt, you may be able to pay it off faster by investing the lump sum and feeding teh returns into the student loan along with your normal payments - and when the student loan is paid off, you still have the lump sum investment paying you an income.
It really comes down to one's individual risk tolerance, and the importance of the other psychological benefits of being completely debt-free.