Chapter 2 in our series is all about goal setting. How doctors can set realistic financial goals is pivotal to success and fulfillment along the way.
This week we ask why doctors struggle with money? This is Chapter 1 of our personal finance book Doctor Money: A Personal Finance Guide for Physicians.
Here you have it, the inaugural post for my new book creation (content series) I am naming Doctor Money: A Personal Finance Guide for Physicians.
For the next few months I plan on tackling a content series with many objectives. This is my master plan. Here is how to work smarter, not harder.
Looking for reputable real estate investments? Look no further, here are the real estate investments for physicians recommended by The Motivated M.D.
With so much financial advice out there, how does one know if they are in a good place? Here is where the financial sweet spot for doctors lives!
FIRE can offer some profound freedom early in their careers, but is the FIRE movement contributing to physician burnout?
With high incomes, doctors can recover from poor financial choices. However, using recent Medscape data, we can see the top 5 ways doctors lose their money.
What is the deal with tax write-offs? Here with another guest article, Dr. Neill Slater discusses The Myth of the Tax Write-Off.
Why would a physician keep working if they are financially independent? A guest author talks ‘Why I Still Work After Achieving Financial Independence.’