“”It’s daunting. In order to keep up with the interest rates, I would have to start making payments of $3,000 a month. That’s how much pure interest my loans accrue every month,” Eriksen said”
That’s probably what she makes before taxes, workmans comp, for 5 crowns. Being out in the field for only 3 years, my guess is she is not up to doing 15 crowns per month, probably doing minor stuff.
Apparently she did not make payments during the plandemic. She made the financial decision to taking out the loans, now quit her *itching, be responsible and start paying it back. Sure she’ll never cry for a person making $50000/yr having to pay her $1500 for dental work. A dentist crying poor here, no sympathy ... just derision.
(PS - SF, CA ... whiner ... bet the dentist is a demonkkrap.)
“I would have to start making payments of $3,000 a month. “
Mortgage payment for people buying half a million dollar homes. She’s running a professional business and she can’t cover that? The people I know running businesses have to build their costs into their fees. It’s not rocket science. Average number of patients per month. Average fee per patient. Divide 3000.00, done.