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Let's answer a bunch of reader questions—everything from swapping student loan debt for mortgage debt to getting hosed on life insurance.
Let's answer a bunch of reader questions—everything from swapping student loan debt for mortgage debt to getting hosed on life insurance.
An interview with Monica Scudieri, a personal finance coach and author, where we talk about getting out of mountains of debt, living life as a single parent, and learning how to thrive.
There are big changes to IDR plans that borrowers need to consider in crafting a student loan plan. Here are 10 changes you need to know.
If you have the choice between taking a federal student loan or a loan of some other kind, how do you determine which is best for you?
Student loan payments have been extended again for the eighth time. Will this student loan holiday last forever?
We're giving thanks on this Thanksgiving day, and listeners call in to tell us what makes them grateful. Also, interviews with Andrew Paulson and WCICON speaker Dr. Stacy Taniguchi.
Managing your student loans properly and getting 'back to broke' quickly is an important part of overall physician financial management.
You don't have much time left to take advantage of the PSLF waiver. Here's why it could be so important for the future of your student loans.
With $330,000 in student loans, it took us a long time to get back to a net worth of $0. Now that we're here, the future feels very bright.
Student loan management is actually super easy for single docs and married docs with a non-earning spouse. That is not the case when both spouses work.
Though mortgage rates are increasing, that shouldn't necessarily discourage you from buying a home. Here's how to traverse the landscape.
Does student loans forgiveness really work? Is public service loan forgiveness going away? Follow these rules and stay eligible.
Yes, it's possible to take out mortgages that are 40 or even 50 years long. But is that the right move for you to make?
Just because you see a "successful" financial guru all over your TV and YouTube, that doesn't mean they're immune from going broke.
These newly minted interns are taking the first steps of their journey into residency and the real world. Here are their updated stories.