Personal Finance for Military Physicians
CPT Michael Bork, D.O. discusses military physician retirement accounts and the best things to invest in while serving in the military.
A career in medicine through the Armed Forces can be an exciting, rewarding, and fulfilling experience. But it is also critical to understand the systems, processes, and cultures that define it.
CPT Michael Bork, D.O. discusses military physician retirement accounts and the best things to invest in while serving in the military.
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If you are close to that number staying until twenty is a no-brainer. Your personal situation and alternatives determine whether it makes sense to stay longer.
The transition from active duty to civilian life can be a difficult one, especially when a young physician is returning to residency training. One of the stresses is the substantial salary reduction a...
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The military HPSP scholarship has pluses and minuses, and choosing isn't all about money. But be sure to run the numbers to see if it is a good deal for you.
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