Tyler Olson
A Good Problem to Have
In this show, I discuss the concept of "good problems to have" as a physician (like having a significant surplus in your checking account) and the importance of addressing these situations thoughtfully. My goal is to make financial planning concise, useful, and relevant to your unique life.
Be sure to visit the podcast's website and support the creator: www.olsonfp.com
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Episodes
How to Manage $150,000 in Student Loans as a Physician (PSLF vs. Payoff Plans) 15.10.2025 8:46
In this episode, I dive into the topic of student loans, specifically focusing on the implications of having $150,000 in debt. You'll learn about two main options for managing student loans: staying within the federal loan system or refinancing with private lenders . We outline the benefits and drawbacks of each approach, including the potential for lower interest rates through refinancing and...
Your First Attending Paycheck: 3 Smart Steps to Take 08.10.2025 14:30
In this episode, we discuss the exciting (yet overwhelming) transition from training to attending-hood, specifically focusing on that first attending paycheck. Some highlights: - How to pay off credit card debt effectively - The importance of building an emergency fund - Tips for maximizing your 401(k) or 403(b) contributions --------- Financial planning for physicians: https://www.olsonfp.com
Intro to Tyler Olson 01.10.2025 4:21
Welcome to the first episode of A Good Problem to Have ! I'm your host, Tyler Olson, and in this episode, I introduce myself and share my journey in the financial planning field, specifically focusing on the unique challenges faced by physicians. Since 2005, I've dedicated my career to helping individuals navigate their financial landscapes, and in 2018, I launched my own practice to bette...
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