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I recently had the opportunity to submit a guest post to the blog of an emergency physician, Ilene Brenner, who also happens to be the author of a new book How to Survive a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit...
I recently had the opportunity to submit a guest post to the blog of an emergency physician, Ilene Brenner, who also happens to be the author of a new book How to Survive a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit...
Well this has been a fun week. It's not typical for me to have posts that generate over 100 comments on them, nor have my email box filled with hate mail about something I wrote. Lest I be accused of ...
I'm a big fan of debt-free living. Probably too big of a fan, actually. I know of at least one financial error I've made because of a general abhorrence of debt (can anyone say HPSP?) At this point in...
[Editor's Note: This is a guest post from Aaron Kahn, a financial advisor with Wealth Management Strategies, Inc. We have no financial relationship. A number of readers have asked for a post on divorc...
[Editor's Note: This is part two of a two part series talking about how my wife and I make decisions about spending large amounts of money on stuff we want, but don't necessarily need. It will make a...
[Founder's Note: Those who are familiar with our financial journey are aware that my wife and I decided to forgo spending a great deal of our income in our first few years out of residency in order to...
[Editor's Note: This is a guest post from a regular reader and a pathology resident at the University of Arizona. Originally from Colorado, he is at home in the outdoors. His climbing time, however ha...
[Editor's Note: This post originally published as one of my regular columns at MDMag.com. It deals with hobbies, and suggests a profitable hobby that I think many physicians may find worthwhile to pic...
A reader recommended Gregory Karp's Living Rich by Spending Smart to me. It is a great read and very useful for anyone having trouble saving 20%+ of their gross income. I cannot recommend the introduc...
[Editor's Note: Yesterday, Dr. Mom, a regular WCI reader and commenter who wishes to remain anonymous, shared her family's financial journey to relative wealth. Today, she continues her post with some...
[Editor's Note: This is the first post of a two part guest post from frequent blog commenter "Dr. Mom," a female physician who wishes to maintain her anonymity for now. The title is hers, and since I...
[Editor's Note: This is another in our ongoing series aimed at dentists by columnist Doug Carlsen, DDS. The principles espoused are useful for high-income professionals of all persuasions.] Two months...
[Editor's Note: I get an email several times a month from doctors who are considering going into financial planning. Apparently, the grass is looking greener over there for some reason for a few docto...
I was recently interviewed on The Wealth Anatomy Podcast, a podcast run by a financial advisor and a veteran by the name of Ryan Michler. Ryan had the wonderful, life-changing opportunity to deploy to...
I have had a lot of inquiries, particularly from dentists, about whether they were eligible for these fancy-schmancy "physician loan" style mortgages. I define a "physician mortgage" as: one that allo...