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004 | Get Off The Hamster Wheel | Jonathan Backstory

004 | Get Off The Hamster Wheel | Jonathan Backstory

FromChooseFI


004 | Get Off The Hamster Wheel | Jonathan Backstory

FromChooseFI

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Length:
28 minutes
Released:
Dec 27, 2016
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

004 | In Today’s Podcast we cover: Interviewing Jonathan to hear his story August 2013 Jonathan graduated from Pharmacy School with $168,000 student loan debt How did he get to that point? ‘Followed the rules’ to get his pharmacy degree but came out owing $1,000 per month in interest You don’t have as much money as you think: the impact of taxes How many years of work he gave up to pursue advanced degree and then pay down the debt just to get back to $0 net worth Would there have been a more efficient way to earn a $100k+ income? How Brad saved 90% of his income the first 2 years living at home and how it set him up for life Jonathan paid off his $168k of student loan debt in 3.5 years (!) What it takes: Incredible focus & intensity Create metrics to track to make paying down debt a fun game He looked at every single monthly expense to see if they could save money They were able to cut their cost of living from $60k per year to $38k per year Is there a need for an emergency fund? Differences in financial personality types When loans are paid off where does he go from here? Plans for 2017: emergency fund, create blog and podcast, create new streams of income 
Released:
Dec 27, 2016
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (100)

Jonathan & Brad explore the world of Financial Independence. They discuss reducing expenses, crushing debt, building passive income streams through online businesses and real estate. How to pay off debt, Crush your grocery bill and travel the world for free. Every episode is packed with content and actionable tips and no topic is too big or small as long as it speeds up the process of reaching financial independence.