Nurses earning $200K... and still broke? Here’s why.

We broke the cycle. Here’s how you can, too.

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Jason Nunez
April 13, 2025 • Estimated Reading Time: 3 minutes

Hey there nurse,

Monica and I were both making over $150,000 a year when we moved to California.

And somehow… we still felt broke.

Our car payment was $1,270/month.
We had over $25K in credit card debt.
We borrowed $70,000 just for a down payment.

Every month, we felt like we were falling behind — even with a big paycheck.

Sound familiar?

We thought working more would fix it.
It didn’t.

Because no one teaches nurses how to actually build wealth.

In this week’s video, I walk through:

  • Why nurses think they’re doing well… but end up stuck

  • How picking up more shifts can actually make it worse

  • What Monica and I did differently to finally start saving and investing

  • The exact move that helped us pay off $128K of debt in under a year

  • Why most nurses are leaving money on the table every single year

But I’m not giving it all away here.

Because you need to see it for yourself to really get it.

If you’ve ever looked at your bank account and wondered
“Where is all my money going?” —
this video is for you.

You don’t need more hours.
You need a better plan.

We figured it out the hard way…
So you don’t have to.

— Jason

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  • Secure a high-paying hospital job (we’re talking $200K+ a year)

  • Learn to calculate your real take-home pay

  • Work fewer hours—without sacrificing income

  • Start investing + paying off debt like a boss

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