3 Ways My Financial Plan Is Changing Due to End of Federal Student Loan Forbearance
When I wrote this post, the federal student loan forbearance ended on December 31, 2022. Now it’s extended. So this piece is now how I
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Life Insurance & Credit Card FAQs: An Odd Couple
I was recently asked to share some of my thoughts on some common life insurance and credit card FAQs by MoneyGeek. Why these two topics
Top 11 Ways That Doctors Should Invest Their Money
Let’s just get right into it! You already know what investments I really think you should avoid. So, what are the top 11 ways that
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
Can My Retirement Accounts Keep Up with Inflation?
Theoretically in response to inflation, the IRS recently announced that the contribution limits for 401(k)/403(b) retirement accounts is being raised from $20,500 in 2022 to
Should Physician Couples Share Finances?
This is actually one of the most common financial questions and relationship questions in general. But, as always, this discussion will focus on a doctor
3 Ways That the Path to Doctorhood Hurts Our Career and Finances
The path to doctorhood is not an easy one by any stretch of the imagination. Regardless of specialty, becoming a doctor is grueling. Start with
7 Step Guide to Budgeting for Early Career Doctors
As a doctor-in-training or doctor early in your career, you already have enough on your plate — the absolute last thing you want to worry
Tips for New Doctors Moving
The COVID-19 pandemic changed the way of life for most Americans and impacted nearly every industry. Labor shortages, higher gas prices and supply issues have
A Complete Guide to Physician Home Loans
After years of medical training, many young physicians are eager to celebrate their new career with the purchase of their first home. Not to be