When you're a physician, debt is inevitable.
You have to borrow money for school, and then when you graduate, you have to borrow even more just to get your start-up funds in order. And then there are the loans that come with buying a house or paying for your car…
The good news is that there are ways to pay off your high-interest debt!
In this episode, I'll discuss some options and strategies for paying off your high-interest debt so that you can focus on what matters most: your patients, your practice and yourself!
Resources Mentioned in this Podcast:
Contact Dave for a free 30mins strategy session: 833-343-2986 or (612) 284-2409
Email: dave@doctorfreedompodcast.com
Book: Freedom Formula For Physician
For all the show notes, and more, check out the podcast website at www.doctorfreedompodcast.com
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S7, Episode 35 - 7 Ways to Protect Your Spouse & Kids
S7, Episode 34 - Charitable Planning
S7, Episode 33- Investment Knowledge 2.0
S7, Episode 32 - Income from Annuities
The Road to Retire
S7, Episode 31 - Do Doctors Pay Too Much in Taxes?
S7, Episode 30 - Annuities
S7, Episode 29 - The Biggest Tax Deduction I Had (Hint: Not a Cash Balance Plan)
S7, Episode 28 - Thoughts on Speeding up and Slowing down
S7, Episode 27 - Tax Strategies with a Tax Attorney---Toby Mathis of Anderson Law Group
S7, Episode 26, A Chiropractor’s Journey in Real Estate with Dr. Jeannette Birnbach of Blue Ring Investors
S7, Episode 25 - What You Should Ask and Know About Malpractice with Jennifer Wiggins of Aegis Malpractice Solutions
S7, Episode 24 - Fernando’s Journey in Self-Storage with Fernando Angelucci of Self Storage Syndicated Equities
S7, Episode 23 - What is an 831(B) plan? With Ed Bryan of Strategic Risk Alternatives 831(b) Admin
S7, Episode 22 - Do’s and Don’ts of Self Storage with Paul Moore of Wellings Capital
S7, Episode 21 - Mind the Behavior Gap
S7, Episode 20 - The BIGGEST Tax Deduction for Small Practice Owners and 1099 Physicians
S7, Episode 19 - The BEST Time to Do Roth Conversions
S7, Episode 18 - The SUPER Back Door Roth
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