10 Financial Tips for New Attending Physicians
Here's a blueprint for success that any attending can follow in order to get started on the right financial path.
Here's a blueprint for success that any attending can follow in order to get started on the right financial path.
Looking for ways to increase your chances of receiving a medical school scholarship? Advice today on how to find and earn these coveted awards.
Interviewing a resident today talking cashflow/budgeting, W-4s, retirement accounts when going for PSLF, student loan management, dual income DI, and more.
Insider info about refinancing your student loans from Splash Financial. Discussing interest rates, fees, PSLF, loan terms, and other money-saving refi tips.
On today's podcast, we discuss nine important steps for paying for college, repayment plans available for your student loans, and lots more.
Empower yourself by breaking societal "rules" of spending in favor of decimating student loan debt and reaching financial goals.
Some of the biggest financial decisions of your life come when you receive that first attending paycheck. Spend wisely for early financial independence.
Here's a year-by-year guide for residents to follow in order to keep student loan forgiveness and their finances on the right track.
Want proof that you should "Live Like a Resident" after residency? TPP puts the numbers to the test proving that the lifestyle is essential for FI.
Are you any happier despite spending more and more each year? Lifestyle creep happens to the best of us -- combat it or jeopardize your financial future.
Financial advice for residents and medical students about student loans, PSLF, Roth Accounts, choosing a residency program, getting an MPH or MBA, and lots more.
We all want to help our kids, but should a parent feel responsible to pay for their kids' college education? The best thing may be to let them take on more than you think.
There are five significant impediments to building wealth as a high-income professional, and each must be overcome for financial success to be realized.
This 1st-year medical student has a plan to graduate from medical school debt free and thinks you can do it too.
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.
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