All About Medical School Loans with Ben White
If you still have medical school loans or work with students or residents that do, this is an episode you don't want to miss.
If you still have medical school loans or work with students or residents that do, this is an episode you don't want to miss.
Want to know how to pay off your student loans fast? Here are 7 steps to getting them out of your life in under 2 years.
Today we discuss unique strategies for managing your student loans as well as tips on getting professional advice. This and lots more on today's episode.
Here are 12 reasons why income-driven repayment plans are a bad idea for most physicians.
Advice and encouragement today from 6 listeners that paid off $140,000-$375,000 in student loans in under 5 years. You can do it too!
This med student is carving out time each day to secure scholarships for medical school. Here's her strategy and 25 scholarships she recommends.
PAYE isn't always the best match when going for PSLF. If you are married and both have student loans, here's the math that may save you thousands.
Should you change your student loan plan based on political talk of canceling loans? We discuss this, plus multiple 401(k)s, VTI vs VTSAX and lots more.
Are Income Share Agreements a viable alternative to student loans? Today we take a close look at the pros and cons of using ISAs.
Insider info about refinancing your student loans from Splash Financial. Discussing interest rates, fees, PSLF, loan terms, and other money-saving refi tips.
Here's a year-by-year guide for residents to follow in order to keep student loan forgiveness and their finances on the right track.
What's the average medical school debt for MDs, DOs, and Dentists? We're taking a deep dive into the data so you can make the best financial decisions.
People take too long to kick Sallie Mae out of the spare room. Here are ten reasons why you should pay off those student loans in 2-5 years.
This first-year medical student has a plan to graduate from medical school debt-free and thinks you can do it, too.
You no longer have to guess at the outcome of your interest subsidy if you prepay your loan under RePAYE. A persistent doc found the answer for you.