The Next Millionaire Next Door
Discussing the decisions, behaviors, and characteristics of the Next Millionaire Next Door with Dr. Sarah Stanley Fallaw.
Discussing the decisions, behaviors, and characteristics of the Next Millionaire Next Door with Dr. Sarah Stanley Fallaw.
Become a better person and get valuable tax breaks by donating to charity. Donate directly, with a donor-advised fund, a foundation, or a trust.
Get inspired by the accomplishments of Dr. Rick Hodes in Ethiopia. We discuss the individuals he's helped, finances behind the work, aid programs, and lots more!
A comprehensive guide to the financial ramifications of locum tenens: contracts, business structures, retirement accts, malpractice, and lots more.
Pilots can have doctor like incomes with doctor like problems. Lots to learn for every high-income professional on how to best manage money.
Discussing finances in Canada today. Also talking UTMAs, "separately managed accounts", over-contributing to a 457(b), tax-deductible student loan payments & lots more.
Learn from the "art of decluttering" how to change your money mindset from fear and anxiety to joy and wellness.
Talking with Dr. Hala Sabry today about finances and physician moms. We discuss infertility, child care, career changes, the gender wage gap, and lots more.
Dental specialists are often worse off than medical specialists due to higher debt and tuition-requiring residencies. One big financial mistake can sink them.
Understand the meaning, emotions, and the "why" behind your financial decisions to unify rather than divide your relationships.
What does it take to become a millionaire? In this episode, hear how seven female millionaires (and multimillionaires) achieved this financial milestone.
Have you witnessed or been asked to participate in fraud? Here's what's at stake for the physician whistleblower trying to expose healthcare fraud.
Many argue it's stupid to pay off a 2-4% debt if expecting an investment return greater than 2-4%. Here's my rebuttal to the serious flaws in that argument.
What is it like to practice medicine in Australia? Talking today about the training, practicing, and financial lives of physicians in the land down under.
Yes, you can employ your spouse. The real question, however, is SHOULD you employ your spouse. The answer is probably NO. Here's why.