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Financial planning is important for all of us. But a pharmacist retirement plan may require more strategy and thought than other professions. Why? Because pharmacists tend to have two things — high …
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When we’re looking at the job outlook for pharmacists, it’s important to see how many jobs are out there (demand) versus how many candidates are out there to fill the positions (supply). If there …
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The average pharmacists make around $125,000 a year, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. That’s a really nice living, but it’s not enough to guarantee becoming rich. Income is just a piece of …
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Wes P. graduated with his Doctor of Pharmacy degree from the University of Colorado in 2017 and got married right after graduation. He was excited to settle down with his wife, Sarah, and begin his …
Accelerated pharmacy programs can help pharmacists start earning a six-figure salary a year earlier compared to a four-year program. It sure sounds nice to be done with school a year early and start …
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While the average pharmacist we’ve advised has owed $215,000 of student debt, there's a huge range around that number. You could owe $120,000 from attending a low-cost public pharmacy school, or you …
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