Welcome to The Savvy Doc Podcast.
In this episode, Dan Rooker from The Student Loan Planner discusses managing student loans with Steve and Catherine.
So if you want to potentially save on student loans, learn how the income driven repayment plan works, and understand the public service loan forgiveness program so you can use these programs to efficiently manage your student debt, tune in now!
In this episode, you'll discover:
“How To Manage Your Medical Student Loans”
- What The Income Driven Repayment Plan (IDR) Is
- How The IDR Waiver Works
- Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF)
- PSLF Waiver
- Community Vs. Common Law States And How This Might Affect You
- Tips For 4th Year Medical Students
- Consolidation Do's and Dont's
- Important Information If You're Single
About Our Guest
Dan Rooker is a Certified Student Loan Professional™ (CLSP®) and Certified Financial Planner™ (CFP®) and has dedicated his practice - Rook Financial - to being an accountability partner for healthcare providers with student loans. As a Consultant with Student Loan Planner, Dan helps borrowers navigate through the maze of the federal loan system and find a best fit strategy for their situation. If Dan isn’t standing behind his desk on Spotify between sessions, he’s probably walking his Newfoundland dog (Moose) in the Wicker Park neighborhood of Chicago or buddy-swimming past the breakwall at Ohio St. beach.
More Information
Learn more about managing your student loans at studentloanplanner.com .
Learn more about personal finance specific to doctors at savvydoc.com .
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