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Our final day of CFE week wraps up with "The Myth of the Rich Doctor" from surgeon, author, and entrepreneur, Vicki Rackner, MD.
Our final day of CFE week wraps up with "The Myth of the Rich Doctor" from surgeon, author, and entrepreneur, Vicki Rackner, MD.
Today I review, "Retirement Planning for Young Physicians" by Ralph Crew. If I haven't convinced you to save for retirement, this book should scare you into doing so.
Reviewing three real estate investing books today for our Continuing Financial Education Week.
It's our annual Continuing Financial Education Week here at WCI! Today I discuss ideas from J. David Stein's "Money For The Rest Of Us".
Aimed at early career physicians, TPP's Guide to Personal Finance is easy to read, personal, and has the essential advice to achieve financial independence.
Get on the fast track to financial freedom with my new book, "Financial Boot Camp: A 12 Step High-Yield Guide to Bring Your Finances Up to Speed."
It's day 5 of WCI's annual Continuing Financial Education week. Today we review, From Here to Financial Happiness, Reducing the Risk of Black Swans, and The Ascent of Money.
There are now a plethora of physician-specific financial books out there. This year for CFE week, I'll be reviewing three of them.
Today as part of CFE week, Whitney reviews Dad's Guidebook: Finance, a great book written by a veterinarian for his kids.
It's continuing financial education week again at The White Coat Investor. Today we review Your Money or Your Life and The Next Millionaire Next Door. Also, WCI online courses and books are available at a special discount this week only.
Of the books I reviewed this week, it's the only one I actually purchased and really, aside from the history books, the only one I really wanted to read.
David Bach's classic book "The Automatic Millionaire" is a major contribution to the personal finance world and should be read by just about every investor.
Cory Fawcett has become a prolific physician finance author in the last year or two. Here we review his three contributions to this space.
Continuing financial education week is here again! Today we review three financial history books to consider for your CFE book this year.
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