What to Do If You Forgot to Live Like a Resident
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.
Beginning your financial journey and learning about personal finance can seem awfully overwhelming. But instead of trying to solve the entire puzzle at once, it’ll be easier (for your mind and for your psyche) to break it down into sections that are more easily digestible.
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.
The inaugural WCI State of the Podcast year-end review. Also answering listener questions about 529s across generations and financial advice for newlyweds.
Although there are lots of reasons for marriage, Bonnie Koo, MD believes it sometimes makes sense to delay marriage for the financial perks of cohabitation.
The philosophy of the White Coat Investor laid out in 12 points. Back to basics on financial planning, debt, asset allocation, taxes, spending, student loans, and lots more.
It's not too late to turn things around if you never "lived like a resident" or if you inflated your lifestyle too quickly as an attending. It's time to make a change and get mad at debt!
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This young periodontist is financially on the right track but with lots of expenses competing for his money. Many lessons to be learned for everyone in this episode.
Today's guest, Dr. Jason Mizell is a pioneer in the academic community for promoting physician financial literacy. Learn about his Business of Medicine class and why medical students should start demanding it in their schools.
Hiring a nanny seems to be the preferred choice of child care for dual-income physicians. Learn how to find and hire the best nanny for your family.
How much money is “enough”? And, if you have "enough" what comes next? This is a dilemma we hope every reader will eventually face.
Average American! Listen up! Today is for you on WCI! We're taking a break from financial issues that affect high-income professionals and helping the average American with their finances.
In this episode, I interview Dr. Ramskill from the UK who shares with us what it is like to be a practicing physician in England. We talk pros and cons of the NHS, UK medical school, student loan debt, salaries, investing and more.
It's continuing financial education week again at The White Coat Investor. Today we review Your Money or Your Life and The Next Millionaire Next Door. Also, WCI online courses and books are available at a special discount this week only.
Are you Dr. Content or Dr. Neurotic when it comes to oversaving? The more we can move toward Dr. Content and away from Dr. Neurotic, the happier we and our families are going to be.
Medical school may not have taught you about money, but we will.
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