MtoM #41 - Pediatrician pays off $300K in 3 years | White Coat Investor Podcast
In 3 years this pediatrician paid off $300K in loans with a 200K income. Motivated to get their schooling paid off so they could start saving for their children’s college education. They paused their retirement savings to really focus on getting rid of this debt as fast as possible. There are 10 reasons you should pay off your student loans quickly. link
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