Tips and Strategies for Managing Physician Student Loans
Today's guest offers seven tips and financial planning strategies for helping physicians manage their student loan burden.
Today's guest offers seven tips and financial planning strategies for helping physicians manage their student loan burden.
"Don't buy stuff you can't afford" is so simple it's laughable yet too many of us live with debt we think acceptable. Here's how to change that.
Should you use your money to pay off debt or invest? Unless you're 100% debt-free, you've got a dilemma. Resolve it with this algorithm.
Dental specialists are often worse off than medical specialists due to higher debt and tuition-requiring residencies. One big financial mistake can sink them.
Many argue it's stupid to pay off a 2-4% debt if expecting an investment return greater than 2-4%. Here's my rebuttal to the serious flaws in that argument.
Laurel Road weighs in on the best options for handling your private and Federal student loan debt during these unprecedented times.
Refinancing student loans isn't the no-brainer it used to be. Splash CEO, Steve Muszynski shares his insight to help you save the most amount of money.
Today's guests received PSLF forgiveness! They share a wealth of tips for those following in their footsteps. Also talking preferred stocks & Roth vs Traditional 401ks.
Will Future You appreciate how you're spending borrowed money? Here's how to manage your medical school debt while creating a reliable pathway to wealth.
These docs cumulatively wiped out over $3.5 million dollars in student loan debt! Celebrating with them and inspiring others to #livelikearesident!
We all have money problems. The sooner and more effectively you address yours, the sooner you will be on the path to financial security.
Here's how to determine the maximum amount of student loan debt that your future earnings can support AND what to do if you already have too much.
Think you need to spend $5-20K during resident interview season? After 17 interviews, 20 planes, & 35 nights, this 4th year spent $1,560. Here's how she got it done.
The Physician Philosopher explains his charted path to financial independence and the milestones everyone should celebrate along the way.
Which matters more, lowering your future tax bill or increasing the amount forgiven under PSLF? Running the numbers on Roth vs Traditional so you can decide.