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talking about student loan debt, the efficient tactics that you can use to pay off your debt as

quickly as possible. This is for everyone. If you're a medical student, you are accumulating debt while you're listening to the show, no doubt, right? If you are a resident, you're trying to figure out how to pay off your debt. And then if you're in attending, you're trying to prioritize a whole bunch of different things, not just paying off your debt, but also how to invest, how to retire, and also maybe some family obligations that you need to pay for also. So we got Brent Lacey. He is from

the Scope of Practice podcast. He talks about everything from personal finance to how to manage your

private practice. And we're going to be talking about the debt snowball method as well as the

debt avalanche method. But we're going to talk about his unique method that he coaches people

on how to pay off

debt as quickly and efficiently as possible. So you definitely do not want to miss this. Now,

you're going to hear a couple of times on this episode, us mentioning Dave Ramsey. Now, me and my

wife, we listened to Dave Ramsey's podcast when we were paying off our student loan debt,

but we also listened to a whole bunch of differentsey's podcast when we were paying off our student loan debt. But we also

listened to a whole bunch of different people's podcast also. And, you know, recently he made some

comments about the stimulus check about, you know, if you need $600 or $1,400 to bail you out,

then you got bigger problems and basically saying that it's not warranted to get that check. Yeah,

I'm not down with that. I think that those comments are very insensitive. So I know for some time there's been some comments that he's been saying or just things that he does in general that I'm not cool with. Me and my wife aren't cool with. And I know that a lot of people have been starting to slowly separate themselves from that. We listen to other bloggers. We listen to other podcasters, also to get, you know, the debt financing, the personal financing, investing, investing, investing, investing, investing, investing, investing, investing, and information that if you're wondering, you know, what other people are out there that you can listen to that I think will give you great information, but also at the same time, kind of understand where we're all coming from and at least be a little bit more sensitive to that. Here's a list of people that I recommend. I recommend

Farnoosh Tarabi with her podcast sold money. I recommend to earn your leisure podcast.

Recommend his and her money, paychecks and balances, Popcorn Finance with Chris Browning,

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