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I recently received some sincere, but brutal criticism from a regular reader in the form of a book review. Brutal criticism is the most useful type you can get, although I confess I prefer getting it...
I recently received some sincere, but brutal criticism from a regular reader in the form of a book review. Brutal criticism is the most useful type you can get, although I confess I prefer getting it...
Dear Reader, I started this blog and website in May 2011 with the primary purpose of "helping those who wear the white coat get a fair shake on Wall Street." Like many of you, I had received less than...
[Editor's Note: This is a guest post from Kathryn Cicoletti, Founder of Makin'SenseBabe, LLC, where she tries to make learning money topics a more enjoyable experience. Prior to this endeavor, she spe...
[Editor's Note: This is a guest post written by my wife. Long term readers will note I've been blogging for over 3 1/2 years and there are over 600 pages on this website. None of them have been writte...
Author Rick Van Ness, an engineer and businessman by training who is now a retired executive on a mission to increase financial literacy, recently published his second book, Why Bother With Bonds and...
A reader recommended Dr. Steven Hacker's book, The Medical Entrepreneur, to me this summer. I contacted Dr. Hacker and he sent me a review copy. I read 3/4 of it over the next few weeks, and then set...
The White Coat Investor is the best book ever written. At least about personal finance and investing. For doctors. Seriously, it's pretty good, buy it.
A large percentage of my regular readers have been following The White Coat Investor for less than a year. You have probably noticed that full disclosure of financial conflicts of interest are import...
One nice little benefit of being a blogger with an audience of decent size is that from time to time people offer you free stuff in the hopes that you'll like it and say something nice about it on the...
Silver Spoon Kids is a great book that helps you teach your kids about money and avoid spoiling them.
My first overnight call as a resident was on a very busy trauma service in August 2003. Our service was 4 interns, 3 residents, and an attending. We had 55 patients on the service between the floor...
My first post of 2012 was an update on the progress the blog had made since inception, as well as a disclosure about the blog's income. I'll continue that tradition with this post. Thank You! Most of...
It's a rare financial book that I read without finding anything to disagree with. Andrew Hallam's introduction to investing is one such book. It is titled Millionaire Teacher, The Nine Rules Of Weal...
A discussion of a JAMA study on burnout, and 6 suggestions for avoiding it.
The following is a guest post by John Bisges, MD, a radiology PGYIII at the University of Mississippi who previously served three years as a flight surgeon in the USAF. John contacted me with a quest...