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122 | Giving Back Through Medical and Dental Mission Trips
In today's episode, my sister who works in the dental field as a LDA (licensed dental assistant) joins me on the show to share about our recent joint medical and dental mission trip to Honduras. It's important to...
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121 | Should You Unlock Your Home Equity With a HELOC?
A HELOC, aka Home Equity Line of Credit, might be a helpful financial tool for you. However, there are several pros and cons of HELOCs to consider prior to opening one. Take a listen to learn what a HELOC is, the pros...
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120 | The 5 Types of FIRE
In today's PA the FI Way podcast episode, we will explore the 5 types of FIRE:
1. Traditional FIRE: This method is for you if you're pursuing financial independence (FI) with the option to retire early (RE)...
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119 | 25 Benefits of Becoming a Business Owner or Entrepreneur
If you regularly tune into the PA the FI Way podcast, you likely have had the thought about becoming a business owner or starting a side hustle. In this episode, we're diving into the 25 benefits of becoming a...
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118 | Student Loans, the New SAVE Plan, and PSLF Updates: Interview with Andrew Paulson, CSLP, from Student Loan Advice
With student loan interest starting to accrue again this month and student loan payments resuming next month, this is the student loan podcast episode you’ve been waiting for! Andrew Paulson, CSLP, who is a student...
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117 | What Are Your Money Rules for Your Rich Life? Interview with Shayne Foley, PA-C and Jordan Fisher, PA-C
In this episode, Shayne Foley, PA-C and Jordan Fisher, PA-C from The PA Blueprint join as guests to discuss Ramit Sethi's 10 Money Rules. We share our thoughts and personal variations of the rules, and we discuss...
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116 | Common Business Expenses for Self-Employed Healthcare Professionals
If you're a self-employed physician associate or other healthcare professional who is a practice owner or an independent contractor (1099), you likely have several business expenses that you could use to help lower...
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115 | Why Highly Compensated Employees Can't Always Max Out Their 401K
The contribution limit for your 401K in 2023 is $22,500 for those of us under the age of 50, so you're assuming you for sure can contribute that whole amount to max out your 401K out for the year, right??...
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114 | Changing Jobs? Here Are Your 4 Options for Your Old 401K
Many physician associates and other health care providers are changing jobs due to burnout or negotiating better compensation and benefits in other roles. But what are you supposed to do with the money in your old...
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113 | Medical Industry and Nonclinical Roles for Healthcare Providers: Interview with Rachel Jurgenson, PA-C
More and more healthcare providers are experiencing burnout and considering leaving medicine altogether. Instead of leaving medicine completely, it's possible that working in a nonclinical role in medical...
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112 | What an 85 Year Harvard Study Can Teach You About Health and Happiness
Did you know that Harvard has been conducting a study for 85 years now? This study is called the Harvard Study of Adult Development, and it has shown some interesting things about health and happiness. Perhaps to your...
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111 | What You Need to Know About Noncompete Agreements
You very likely either have seen or will see noncompete clauses come up when you're reviewing contracts throughout your career. What are noncompete agreements? Should you sign a contract with a noncompete clause in...
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