Humanitarian Medical Mission — A Cure for Burnout?
Have you considered a humanitarian medical mission? Here's my experience from volunteering in Honduras plus 5 tips to avoid being just a medical tourist.
Have you considered a humanitarian medical mission? Here's my experience from volunteering in Honduras plus 5 tips to avoid being just a medical tourist.
What's the average medical school debt for MDs, DOs, and Dentists? We're taking a deep dive into the data so you can make the best financial decisions.
Use your unique strengths to minimize the effects of your weaknesses and disadvantages to win both financially and personally. Then, pay it forward!
Have you thought of treating patients on a personal injury lien? Before you do, here are 5 points to consider as you weigh the risks/benefits.
People take too long to kick Sallie Mae out of the spare room. Here are ten reasons why you should pay off those student loans in 2-5 years.
Financial tips and strategies are outlined today for ODs, NPs, PAs, Pharmacists, etc. that are trying to build wealth on a low income.
Just how difficult is it for a physician to build wealth while living in California? Here are 12 reasons the economic costs may be too high to call it home.
Here are 5 rules of thumb to help high-income professionals rapidly turn that high-income into wealth.
Today I talk with physician entrepreneur, Dr. Michelle Finkel, who has helped well over a thousand clients gain access to medical school.
Here's how to use the Vanguard Charitable Donor-Advised Fund to grease the wheels of giving with less hassle to you.
There are five significant impediments to building wealth as a high-income professional, and each must be overcome for financial success to be realized.
Learn how to find, hire, and successfully complete a project by hiring a freelance worker. You'll be surprised at how valuable it can be to your career and business.
Investing seems like it should be so easy, but it isn't. These are the reasons there are so few successful investors out there.
Were you five or more years out of residency when you realized you wanted to become financially successful? You can still do it. Here's how.
This first-year medical student has a plan to graduate from medical school debt-free and thinks you can do it, too.