5 Things the White Coat Investor Gets Wrong
In 2020, a commenter suggested we write a post about the things WCI gets wrong. We've now found someone qualified to write that very post.
In 2020, a commenter suggested we write a post about the things WCI gets wrong. We've now found someone qualified to write that very post.
Join us for WCICON22 in Phoenix on Feb. 9-12. Get educated and inspired while learning how to maximize wealth, decrease burnout, and increase your love for life and medicine. Registration for WCICON22 is now open!
The 2021 WCI Medical School Scholarship is underway! Here's a chance for medical and other professional students to win cash prizes!
36 Doctors were nominated by 72 nominators for this year's WCI Financial Educator of the Year award. Revealing the award-winner today!
Congratulations to all our winners and thank you, everybody, for helping us to celebrate our 10 year anniversary and thank you for being part of this community!
We wouldn't be celebrating a 10 year birthday if it wasn't for each of you! Thank you for your loyalty and support. Find out how to earn FREE swag all week!
Do you know someone dedicated to teaching financial literacy? Recognize them by sending us your nominations for the 2021 Financial Educator of the Year Award!
Sincere thanks to our WCI community for your hard work and support! Lots of exciting changes being made to fulfill our mission and serve you even better in 2021.
The White Coat Investors Facebook Group has recently been taken over by Bitcoin speculation and stock picking. That all changes today.
Giving thanks for my early Christmas present -- the COVID vaccine. What an incredible privilege. My heartfelt appreciation to so many who helped make the impossible a reality.
I'm honored to be in such fine company announcing this year's winner and nominees of the annual WCI Financial Educator of the Year award.
Please do all you can to keep yourself, your family, and your patients well. Know that we are thinking of you, praying for you, and are right here alongside you fighting against the pandemic.
Heartfelt thanks to our WCI community for another great year! Here's an update of the progress we made in 2019 and a look at future plans for 2020.
Being short is a part of my identity, and it’s a descriptor that extends past my height. I enter medical school because I have been short my entire life, and it has given me everything.
My dad has worked at convenience stores, factories, restaurants, and anything to pay the bills. Enough is enough. You’ve done more than anyone I know. It’s time to take a break.