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September 12, 2025

Everything You Need to Know About Required Minimum Distributions

This biggest downsides of most tax advantaged retirement accounts are that you (1) can only contribute a maximum certain amount each year and (2) you

September 11, 2025

Gold, Jobs, and Credit Crunch: What Doctors Need to Know This Week

Gold at record highs, jobs slump, pensions retreat from private credit, and higher insurance premiums ahead

September 10, 2025

Top 10 Things to Do Instead of Watching the Stock Market

Watching the stock market is detrimental to your financial health. If it’s up, watching the stock market can lead to false confidence, bubbles, and castles

September 5, 2025

Futures Market Strategy: What Doctors Need To Know Before Investing

Let’s talk about a term that gets thrown around a lot in investing circles, especially in the doctor’s lounge or around the proverbial water cooler: futures or

September 4, 2025

Rates, Reimbursements & Rumblings: What Doctors Need to Know

Medicare cuts, stagflation warning, bond yield alarms, and portfolio caution—plus clear actions for physicians.

September 3, 2025

Maximizing Tax Deductions as a Physician

Tax time is coming up quicker than we think. And unfortunately taxes are one of those topics that we as doctors just don’t learn a

September 1, 2025

How Normal Distribution Shapes Stock Picks: Separating Skill from Luck

In medical school I read a fantastic book called The Drunkard’s Walk: How Randomness Rules Our Lives by Leonard Mlodinow, a Caltech professor. Recently, when

August 28, 2025

PE is Still in the Hot Seat

PE is still in the hot seat and other money moves headlines in our weekly roundup

August 26, 2025

Finance Flash Go! Episode #93: Angel Investing

Today on the Finance Flash Go! podcast, let’s talk about angel investing. Listen to the full episode and subscribe here! Put simply, angel investing is

August 25, 2025

Can Your Roth IRA Be A Back-Up Emergency Fund?

A Roth IRA, or Individual Retirement Account, is an investment account. But here, I’d like to instead discuss the possibility of using a Roth IRA