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A common topic that has come up in recent years in the medical community is side hustles for doctors. What side hustles can physicians engage in to earn some extra cash?
People assume that doctors are rich, because being a doctor is a considered prestigious job and most prestigious jobs pay good incomes. However, having a good income and being rich are two different things.
As a medical student, any extra cash you can bring in will go a long way. This week we will look at 11 side hustles for students who want to make money while in medical school.
It is tradition for us to publish a blog post about financial independence the week leading up to Independence Day, so we wanted to offer a guide on how to become financially independent this year. There are numerous ways to becoming financially independent. Similar to biking across the country, you have a lot of routes you can choose from. Would you like to get there fast (FIRE – Financial Independence, Retire Early)? Would you prefer slow and steady? Do you want to save a lot early and coast your way to the finish line? No wrong answer. To each their own.
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).
This post is all about wealth accumulation! Specifically, 6 ideas for how to accumulate wealth and accumulate wealth faster. My goal for all of you is to become Prodigious Accumulators of Wealth so you can achieve financial independence sooner
You have just decided to change companies, or you just got laid off, the last thing you are probably thinking about is what to do with that former (soon to be) employer’s retirement plan (401k/403b/457) you have been contributing to. Well, it is time to start thinking about it.
This list is not exhaustive and it not exclusive to the LGBT. In fact, these tips should be shared with your family and friends and anyone of us who wants to protect our family’s financial future. We are living in some uncertain times so let us focus our energy on the things we can do rather than worry about what will happen. One thing we can do is make sure we take care of ourselves and do the things that work for our future regardless of what happens with the changes in the laws.
Some people may judge their financial success based on how big their house is or how many nice cars they have. Of course, I want you to have those things, but if you owe money on them all, it’s all smoke and mirrors. What do you own? What do you owe? What’s leftover? Use that as a benchmark of your financial success.
Disability insurance is one of the most overlooked and undervalued components to a successful financial strategy. Today we look at some facts about disabilities to bring awareness to the matter.
