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|Podcasts|March 18, 2022
Pharmacy Focus Episode 43: Financial Wellness FAQ with Tim Ulbrich
Managing your finances is not only important after graduating pharmacy school, but for years after when other factors come into play.
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Today is another special collaboration episode where Tim Ulbrich from the podcast Your Financial Pharmacist joins us to talk all things finance, not only for current students in school, but for pharmacists who have debt and are looking for some extra advice.
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