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As a new wave of interns & residents begin working at teaching hospitals across the country, we thought it would be a good idea to put together a guide to money in residency so you can get started on the right foot. The sooner you can establish good habits, the easier your path to financial freedom will be (possibly even fatFIRE).

Written by: Peggy Haslach Listen Here! According to the CFP Board, currently, 76.4% of financial...

Written by: Derek Melvin Listen Here! As we may be approaching the end of federal student loan...

Written by: Corey Janoff Listen Here! One of the most overlooked components of financial planning...

Written by: Corey Janoff While working through the retirement planning process for doctors, the...

Written by: Derek Melvin As we turn the calendar to another year, it is common for many to begin...

Written by: Corey Janoff Albert Einstein once referred to compound interest as the 8th wonder of...

What if you want to set aside additional dollars for retirement beyond your employer provided retirement plan (such as a 401k, 403b etc.)? For those of you, a helpful tool is an Individual Retirement Account or IRA. Today we’ll talk about how to start an IRA, along with some common questions about them.

Written by: Andrew Newhouse     Should I get Disability Insurance as a Resident Most...

This article will instead provide an introduction to the economic cycle with an emphasis on recessions to familiarize readers with what we may experience during our next period of economic weakness and bear market investing strategies.

What is the Purpose of Tax Deferred Retirement Accounts? Written by: Karl Rainer Before diving...

What is one thing that most doctors all have in common? Student loans. I know, not the most...