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After going through bankruptcy as a kid and having a rough introduction to the financial industry that led to my inability to get personal disability insurance to this day, I created a DIY approach to personal finance and paid off $200,000 in student loans in 19 months and increased my wealth by $250,000 in one year.
If you want to learn how to do the same, then sign up for the email list below to get updates when each posts come out (or a once weekly email if preferred), and you'll also get access to The Physician Philosopher Debt Destroyer Email Course.
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