Margaret Curtis is a general pediatrician living in Vermont. She earned her undergraduate degree from Harvard and her medical degree from Dartmouth, where she met her husband, who's now a urologist. The couple has three boys. As Margaret says, “Like many physicians, we didn’t pay much attention to money during the perfect storm of the early career years: medical school, marriage, residency, babies. Our lifestyle creep took the form of three kids and two mortgages.” Since then, she's realized better money management would translate into better lives for her family. At WCI, she often focuses on her dual-income physician family and their budget-conscious ways.
The Good-Enough Financial Organization System
What to Do with a $900,000 Lump Sum of Money
Help, I’m a Doctor in a Cubicle: Auntie Marge Explains It All
Revisiting My New Year’s Resolutions (and Adding a Few More for 2024)
Should I Feel Bad About Taking Time Off? Auntie Marge Explains It All
Living Our Lives in a Dual-Physician Income Household
Cost of Caring for Aging Parents
I Match Your Home Haircuts, and I Raise You the Sofa We Found on the Sidewalk
How We Became Accidental Landlords: Turning a Primary Residence into a Rental Property
The Real Cost of Private School
You Should Invest Like a 50-Year-Old Woman
Recovering from a Financially Abusive Marriage
You Should Do Your Own Taxes at Least Once — Here’s How I Do Mine
From Maine to Ukraine: A Physician Finds Meaning in a War Zone
How to Get Locums Work Without a Locums Agency
How Can I Make My Terrible Doctor Job Less Terrible?: Auntie Marge Explains It All