Residency Interviews: Spend Less and Interview More
Think you need to spend $5-20K during resident interview season? After 17 interviews, 20 planes, & 35 nights, this 4th year spent $1,560. Here's how she got it done.
Think you need to spend $5-20K during resident interview season? After 17 interviews, 20 planes, & 35 nights, this 4th year spent $1,560. Here's how she got it done.
Over the years I've warned against living a highly leveraged life to maximize returns. Here's how debt-free living has brought us security & peace of mind.
Broke? Buried in debt? Meager retirement savings? I want to motivate you to turn it around and have an awesome financial life in less than 5 years.
Are Income Share Agreements a viable alternative to student loans? Today we take a close look at the pros and cons of using ISAs.
Insider info about refinancing your student loans from Splash Financial. Discussing interest rates, fees, PSLF, loan terms, and other money-saving refi tips.
What's the average medical school debt for MDs, DOs, and Dentists? We're taking a deep dive into the data so you can make the best financial decisions.
People take too long to kick Sallie Mae out of the spare room. Here are ten reasons why you should pay off those student loans in 2-5 years.
This first-year medical student has a plan to graduate from medical school debt-free and thinks you can do it, too.
This young periodontist is financially on the right track but with lots of expenses competing for his money. Many lessons to be learned for everyone in this episode.
Are some debts better than others? I don't draw hard and fast lines between good debts and bad debts because they all cost money. When you borrow money it costs money. This discussion, plus answering listener questions in today's podcast.
Is residency the right time to buy a home? Probably not. Here are three principles of homeownership that a resident should consider before buying a home.
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) Loan Repayment Program is a way for academic physicians to pay off significant amounts of student loan debt. Learn about the program and how you might qualify.
If you keep doing what you've always done, you'll keep getting what you've always gotten. Here's my attempt to motivate you to take control and change your financial life.
Impatience is a disease that keeps high-income professionals stressed about finances and running on the treadmill to keep up with their lifestyle. Show some patience and you'll have all the stuff you desire including financial independence.
The physician mortgage landscape is evolving, and entirely for the better. Now you have more options than ever before.