Hi there {{first name|nurse}},

A few weeks ago, I posted a video comparing Kaiser and UC Davis pensions

I thought I had it all figured out…

UC Davis had the better pension on paper, but Kaiser paid a higher salary. Simple enough, right?

Well… turns out I missed something big.

One of my former coworkers, Jake, left a comment that stopped me in my tracks:

That got me thinking — so I ran the numbers.

And let me tell you… the results were NOT what I expected.

👉 Kaiser’s pension is smaller — but when you see what happens when that salary difference is invested… it’s not even close.

It’s not just about salary versus pension — there’s a hidden factor that most nurses completely overlook. And it’s the reason why the Kaiser nurse could retire with more money than both the UC Davis and UCSF nurses combined.

I break it all down step-by-step in the video — including the final numbers that left me shocked.

Most nurses focus on the pension because it feels like guaranteed money. And it is — but there’s a catch.

When you’re making $80K to $100K more per year — and you know how to use that money strategically — the pension becomes secondary.

The Kaiser nurse could end up with over 6 figures in annual investment income — on top of their pension — just by making one smart financial move.

But most people don’t think about it that way. That extra income usually just disappears into lifestyle creep — bigger house, nicer car, more vacations. We’ve been there.

That’s why this matters.

👉 The Kaiser nurse who invests that extra income? Game over.

If you’re a VIP member of our Nurses to Riches Accelerator, you’ll get full access to the pension calculator we used to run the numbers — along with every other spreadsheet and benefit that comes with the program.

And if you use coupon code "LOYALTY10," you’ll get 10% off the already discounted price.

👉 Join Nurses to Riches Now and see how your pension stacks up.

P.S. You don’t need to work harder to win — you just need to know how to play the game. Most nurses never figure this out — but the ones who do? They retire richer and sooner.

See you next time,

Jason

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