I Lost My Job!
WCI received sudden notice that he's out of work as of today. What will he do? How will he eat? How will he keep the wolves from the door?
WCI received sudden notice that he's out of work as of today. What will he do? How will he eat? How will he keep the wolves from the door?
Looking for a few nuggets of wisdom? Share these with your colleagues and improve the financial life of physicians across the country.
A guest poster outlines the 7 principles he sees physician millionaires have in common. How many of them do you possess?
Bo Liu, MD, writes about his greatest financial fear, and it is one that many of us share. Facing your fears in a logical manner can help you be financially successful.
Mid-career physicians face unique financial difficulties when compared to their broke early career counterparts and their late career colleagues wrestling with an impending retirement. Consider these issues in your financial planning.
The WCI family spent a whole bunch of money again, this time buying their first brand new car. There are a few lessons to be learned from the experience.
Women don't always get paid the same as men, but when it comes to getting what you deserve there is a lot more to consider than just pay disparity.
Doctors at all stages of their career can become disillusioned with medicine and start looking for an escape from it. Some of this is just recreational daydreaming, but for those serious about getting out, here are your options.
Cash flow management may be a first world problem but ignoring it can give you some pretty large headaches.
Morbidity and mortality conference is great fun, unless you're the one presenting. Imagine, if you will, that you have to present your financial decisions at an M&M conference in front of your peers.
You may be able to make your student loan and tax payments using a cash back credit card. Cha-ching! Be sure to read the fine print.
Lifestyle creep can happen to the best of us. If you're not careful, it will move your retirement goalpost faster than you can run toward it.
Divorce can be devastating. It may not be as certain as death and taxes, but the financial impact can be just as large.
UPromise not only gives you some cash back for 529s, but also for your Sallie Mae student loans. How would you like an additional reward on top of your usual credit cards reward program for doing your everyday shopping?
What should you do when you realize your husband is just looking for a physician "sugar momma?" How can a middle-aged couple fix financial problems that have been festering for decades?