December 25, 2009, Newsletter Issue #72: Speech Language Therapy Jobs for Financial Recovery

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In order to build a decent nest egg, it’s really important to start finding school based SLP jobs or speech therapy travel jobs that pay a good salary. First, you have to pay off some of that student loan debt that you’ve racked up in university. Then you’re going to want to find a decent place to live, maybe buy a car, and hopefully plunk down some money into a retirement savings plan. No matter what your age, it’s never too late to start saving for retirement.

Through PPR Healthcare Staffing, you can really get a leg up on your finances. For one thing, they’ll help you find the best paying jobs in America . You don’t just get any SLP jobs; you get the SLP jobs that are going to help build a better future for you and your family. The thing with PPR Healthcare Staffing is that it’s so much more than just finding speech language pathologist jobs that pay really well. They also cover your living expenses which means that the money you earn can be paying down your debt instead of going into a mortgage or rent payments. Refer a friend to PPR Healthcare Staffing and you can earn a bonus of a thousand dollars! If you’re a free spirit kind of person, you might use that money to take your co-workers for a night out on the town, buy an exotic monkey, or splurge on a designer purse. But, if you want to actually be able to retire someday, you could plunk that money down into a retirement savings plan.

It’s hard to get financially ahead in life, but taking SLP jobs through PPR Healthcare Staffing is a guaranteed way to put you on the right path.

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