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S2, Episode 30-The ‘Orbitz’ Of Student Loans

03.06.2020 - By Dave DennistonPlay

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Are you sick and tired of seeing an incredibly high student loan balance?

Does it feel like you are on a hamster wheel, making practically no progress on your debts while working your tail off?

Have you been wishing to slash that interest rate?

Then my friends, check out this podcast...

In this podcast, you will...

Discover the 3 companies that allow you to refinance while in residency

Learn about the "Orbitz" of student loan refinancing

Discover the 2 current most competitive companies for practicing physicians that I could find

 

For all the show notes, transcription, and more, check out the podcast website at http://doctorfreedompodcast.com/

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