This week on Instagram... 7/10/2018
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Sounds like someone's sandwich needs a mesh
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Frown all day, lose weight, get ripped :rofl:
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:laugh: I love those....:lol:
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Nice collection, good show kid.....
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The "just graduated and bought a house" thing does happen and you can be completely broke. I'll tell you how. Become a doctor. That's what my dad's wife did. They were pretty much broke when she graduated. Dad was semi-retired (yeah, she's younger) and she went to med school in her mid-40's. When she graduated Dad thought they could move into a slightly bigger place and mentioned that to someone he golfed with. Didn't know he was a loan officer at a local bank. The guy said "Just come on down and we'll fix you up." So they went down there and Dad and Bon asked how much they could get for a loan because they really wanted to build a place sorta out in the country. "Oh, just pick out what you want and the lot and let us know." Huh? Really? "Yeah, anything up to $800,000 is fine." LOL
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The story you tell happens all the time with doctors. |
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Some people just don't understand the amount of money that a doctor can make, no matter what specialty they go into, and the compensation packages that can be negotiated. Doctors make bank. If they want you, and want to keep you, .... Well you know. Think NFL. It really is a lot like how the NFL players are paid, when first starting out, and even down the road. My cousin's husband, a Cornell MD grad, was offered a great salary, total student loan pay-off, and "help" with buying a house that looked like TARA in Gone with the Wind, ( Before the north got there) :D What help that was, I don't exactly know. The only thing was, they had to move to Tennessee. He did. :yesnod: He is a heart surgeon. |
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My stepdaughter ran up a high five figure sum to get her Masters degree in clinical nursing when she was in her early 40s. The majority of that debt was covered later by various government programs in return for working a certain amount of years in a rural hospital, which happens to be the hospital she already had worked at for over ten years and still works at today.
But not all of those programs existed when she incurred the debt, so for a few years she made some hefty payments. The promotions and increases in salary more than offset the debt, even if she had to pay it all back. But like most business decisions, there was some risk and liability. The system can either reward or penalize the risk taker, that's true in any business. But you can't win if you don't play. |
Another fun thread by Sandy. Thanks for the laughs.
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Also just want to note that I love this new post series by NAV.
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