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.
Public versus private school is an endless debate, but only because no one ever adds in the opportunity cost, at which point many will realize it is a luxury that they either cannot afford or don't value sufficiently to buy.
In this episode, we talk about women and their finances, how to make financial information more accessible, finding fulfillment with your career as well as with side hustles, locums as a career choice, and much more!
Which childcare option is best? This physician has done the research on the cost of childcare so you can make the best decision for your family and your finances.
In this episode, I answer questions about moonlighting, address side gigs, and listener questions about donating to charity, Roth IRAs, food storage, and lots more.
Today we're celebrating earned or active income. That's right, your daily job. It's likely to play the largest role in your plan to build wealth.
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Should the non-physician spouse handle the majority of the family finances? Today's guest post gives 4 reasons why this may be the ideal way to reach financial goals.
What lengths would you go in order to save thousands on your student loans? This doc and his wife got married "socially" but not "legally" in order to keep receiving the maximum subsidy from REPAYE. Was it the right thing to do?
If you keep doing what you've always done, you'll keep getting what you've always gotten. Here's my attempt to motivate you to take control and change your financial life.
Today we cover how to handle inflation in your long-term retirement plan, the military pension, long-term care insurance, ABLE accounts, health insurance, buying a home vs paying off debt, and reader questions.
Dr. Daniel Smith shares some of his smart, and a few of his not so smart, money decisions made during residency. Learn from them and set yourself up for financial success.
It's harder than most people would think to live on $350K, but it's not THAT hard. Simply put, stop spending so much money! Here are 10 tips to help you budget so you can meet your financial goals.
An interview with Dr. Ryan Gray discussing how to help pre-med students through the medical school application and admissions process. Also, reader questions and lots more.
Single-earner families enjoy a lot of tax breaks and efficient spending. Dual-earner families can build wealth quickly and enjoy more career flexibility. Whichever you are, enjoy your advantages.
Physicians are notorious for being bad with money. Today we're going to assign some blame for that phenomenon. Physician finances have three enemies and we're going to expose them today.
In this episode, I talk about Dr. Mike Meru and his student loan balance of over $1 million dollars. Is he crazy? Or crazy like a fox? Here's my take on the situation and how best to manage large student loan debts.
Medical school may not have taught you about money, but we will.
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