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.
Managing your finances well will enable you to be a more productive physician, provide well for those who depend on you, and help others financially in the same way you do physically throughout your career.
Jeff Steiner has written a short, readable "review style" book that every physician should read as soon as they can.
Investors and dieters have many things in common. Getting rich and getting skinny both take a long time. Don't look for shortcuts.
How much is a new residency graduate worth to a prospective employer? Here's how to get paid what you're worth and stop leaving money on the table.
Medelita sent me some free scrubs. I like them, but they're kind of spendy.
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Joining the Guard can help you pay for medical school, boost your income in residency or as an attending, and allow you to be a part-time military member.
I don't want my children to be saddled with student loan debt but I also want them to learn to be hardworking and self-reliant. Here's how to help THEM pay for their college.
Silver Spoon Kids is a great book that helps you teach your kids about money and avoid spoiling them.
If you are close to that number staying until twenty is a no-brainer. Your personal situation and alternatives determine whether it makes sense to stay longer.
Tax-exempt retirement money is great, but Roth IRA money is better. Here's how to turn the first into the second.
Why can doctors talk about poop, rectal foreign bodies, and the many different ways to use methamphetamine but aren't able to talk about financial matters?
So you want to pay off your mortgage early. How should you do it? Read on for more info.
Financial planning is about more than just arriving at retirement as soon as possible or with as much money as possible. Incorporate your values to maximize happiness.
Utah had the best 529 plan in the country. Now it's even better. Should you use it, or use the one in your state?
What does a new intern need to worry about financially? Make sure you have these 8 boxes covered and you'll be able to concentrate on learning medicine instead of getting ripped off.
Medical school may not have taught you about money, but we will.
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