Brooke Tierney's guest appearances

Brooke Tierney

Speechie Side Up

Sarah Wu

Kirsten Kelly

Emily Cohen

Whitney Smith

Michelle Dawson

Nancy Kaufman

Nina Reeves

Lindsay Peterson

Kelly Farquharson

Amy Graham

Natalie Castro

Rachel Madel

Ashley Scott

Nicole Allison

Lauren Haines

OwlTail

Today I am speaking with Brooke Tierney about student debt and loan forgiveness. Brooke is a speech language pathologist working in the elementary school setting in southern California. She graduated in 2018 with close to $90,000 in student loan debt. She is determined to pay off her student loans aggressively, by targeting one loan at a time. Brooke has been in repayment for nine months, and she has paid off $21,000 of student loan debt. She plans to pay off the remainder of her student loans in the next three years. In our chat today, we learn what Brooke has done to reduce expenses, stay motivated and different types of debt payoff. Brooke also discusses loan forgiveness and the common mistakes SLPs make.  Topics/Questions: 1. Initially facing debt (after graduating) 2. Decreasing expenses, increasing income 3. Paying extra to debt (and how to pick which loans to target) 4. A few things to consider if you’re pursuing loan forgiveness Game: What is a piece of advice you would tell your younger self?

Today I am speaking with Brooke Tierney about student debt and loan forgiveness. Brooke is a speech language pathologist working in the elementary school setting in southern California. She graduated in 2018 with close to $90,000 in student loan debt. She is determined to pay off her student loans aggressively, by targeting one loan at a time. Brooke has been in repayment for nine months, and she has paid off $21,000 of student loan debt. She plans to pay off the remainder of her student loans in the next three years. In our chat today, we learn what Brooke has done to reduce expenses, stay motivated and different types of debt payoff. Brooke also discusses loan forgiveness and the common mistakes SLPs make. Topics/Questions: 1. Initially facing debt (after graduating) 2. Decreasing expenses, increasing income 3. Paying extra to debt (and how to pick which loans to target) 4. A few things to consider if you’re pursuing loan forgiveness Game: What is a piece of advice you would tell your younger self?

66: The One About Student Loans With Brooke Tierney