This essay is from a winner of the 2019 Student Loan Planner Scholarship.Nine years ago, I was sitting in one of the most non-ergonomic, attached-to-a-desk-bucket chairs for the last time …
How to Put Family First When You Have Student Loan Debt
This essay is from a finalist for the 2019 Student Loan Planner Scholarship.In March of 2017, my wife and I sat down and took a look at what we wanted in life. I had just spent 5 years in …
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How to Decide if Refinancing Your Physical Therapist Student Loans is Smart
Students pursuing a career in physical therapy have a bright future ahead of them. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, “Employment of physical therapists is projected to grow 22 percent from …
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How to Balance Physical Therapy Retirement Planning and Student Debt
Being able to make a difference in someone’s life as a physical therapist can be one of the benefits of the job. One of the downsides? You might have a lot of debt to show for it. According to a 2017 …
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How This Physical Therapist Paid Off $107,000 in Student Debt Without PSLF
When Art N., physical therapist (PT) and founder of the blog Flexcents, graduated in May of 2014, his $97,000 student loan balance grew to $107,000 because of interest. Spending four years getting a …
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Physical Therapist Salary: How to Decide If It’s Worth the Debt
Physical therapists are highly skilled and well-trained professionals who help patients recover from injury or illness. As the U.S. population ages, demand for physical therapists is only expected to …
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