What Doctors Should Know Before a Private Equity Sale
Is the creeping presence of private equity in medicine a good or bad thing for doctors? This is a very challenging question. And one that
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Comparing HELOCs and Home Equity Agreements
Almost 6 months ago I was approached by a company asking to be a key resource on the blog. They wanted to advertise their services
Doctor vs. Debt: My Updated Compound Interest Scorecard
When I first learned how to calculate my net worth, one concept or philosophy struck me. And that is the idea that I was in
9 Step Physician Financial Checklist for the New Year
Whether you are brand new to personal finance or a seasoned investor, there are always things you can do and habits to build to set
Personal Finance and the Holidays: Money Can Buy Happiness!
First of all, happy holidays to you all! I hope you and yours are all safe and healthy. That is what’s important, especially this time
What’s Better? Should You Pay Off Debt or Invest?
Let’s just get this out of the way first…this question is so personal that there is no absolute answer. Not in this post, on this
Comparing the Financial Lives of Doctors & Professional Athletes
I’ve always loved playing and watching sports. I love the Yankees and Jets. Love UConn basketball. When it comes to NBA, I guess my team
Examining My New Savings Rate Without Debt Payments
This is actually a very practical post. Recently, Selenid and I set out to calculate our new savings rate now that our student and other
How to Optimize the 4 Financial Stages of a Doctor’s Life
All of life is stages. And the stages analogy passes on to our financial life as well. I’ve been adamant about how improving our financial
Mapping Out My Money Flow (Updated 2024)
Each month, Selenid and I sit down and go through our budget. To do this, we basically just sit with our budget template (download here)