How to Leverage Debt. Best Ways to Use Debt to Your Advantage
There are appropriate times to use debt to your advantage in your financial life. The trick is to not get greedy and know when the risks are too great.
There are appropriate times to use debt to your advantage in your financial life. The trick is to not get greedy and know when the risks are too great.
Should a financial education be mandatory in med school? With the monetary stakes so high, today's guest argues it should be.
In this episode, I discuss with Mrs. WCI our efforts of working together to strengthen our relationship and our finances.
Implement these strategies to minimize or even eliminate the gender pay gap from your life and reap the benefits of earlier financial independence.
Is it smart to use your money for a down payment on a home when you still have student loans? Also talking repairing vs replacing a home, bonds vs paying down a mortgage, and lots more.
Here are 12 ways that medical professionals can protect themselves, their assets, and their patients from cyberattacks.
Too many unforeseen risks can end your professional career. Reduce your exposure and diversify with multiple streams of income.
Starting a family has big financial implications. Today's guest offers tips for home buying, childcare, taxes, insurance, etc. for a growing family.
Don't work on offense when you should be working on defense and vice versa. Get a good job, put your systems in place, THEN boost income.
Interviewing Dr. Brent Lacey discussing the critical need for physician leadership. Addressing our reluctance to lead, leading with a vision, effective meetings, handling crises, employees, and lots more.
Buy cars using your cash flow, not a loan. Docs can afford to lose money on cars, but reliable transportation can be much cheaper than you might think.
Passive income is awesome. Lazy people everywhere and even the IRS agree. Here's why passive income is better than earned income.
Dr. Samuel Ko shares his process and lessons learned from leaving the ER to open a new, unique start-up practice.
Here's an insider's look at 7 physician side hustles -- expert witnessing, 3rd party pharma, industry interviews, admin, peer & file reviews, and medical writing.
Physicians need to have a 20% savings rate to reach retirement goals. Follow these seven tips to increase savings if you're falling short.