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333-Q&A: How to Lower Work-Culture Costs Without Being Perceived as a Grinch, Should I Take Out a TSP Loan or Student Loans for Grad School, Should I Take a Year Off To Try a Business or Go Directly to Grad School, How To Profitably Invest Paternity Leave

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Today on RPF, I answer your questions: How to Lower Work-Culture Costs Without Being Perceived as a Grinch? Should I Take Out a TSP Loan or Student Loans for Grad School? Should I Take a Year Off To Try a Business or Go Directly to Grad School? How To Profitably Invest Paternity Leave? Enjoy the show! Joshua Do you need a financial advisor? Start here! www.radicalpersonalfinance.com/paladin Support RPF on Patreon! www.radicalpersonalfinance.com/patron

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