Ah, tax season – the time of year almost no one enjoys. For doctors, it’s the time of year to realize just how much of their incomes are being given to their silent partner: good old Uncle Sam.
Month: February 2021
Why does the stock market go up?
We go back to basics in this week’s Saturday Selection. The White Coat Investor shares foundational knowledge about the stock market to help grow your financial literacy.
Why are doctors burning out? And 3 ways FI can save them
Burnout has been a problem looming over the practice of medicine. It has many causes. We will discuss some of those causes and how financial independence directly counteracts some of them. This post ties in exactly why I see wealth and wellness as one big picture.
Confessions of an Ex-AUM Financial Advisor
Financial advisors can be paid in a number of different ways, and it can be difficult to know how yours is paid and how much if you don’t ask.
The Hospital Will Not Love You Back
Have you ever felt resentful towards your job? Sick of the constant requirements, administrative tasks, and lack of autonomy? You might be feeling bitter, and Vagabond MD has written a guest post to help you figure it out.
Does a Higher Advertised Return Make a Better Investment?
Spoiler alert: Here’s the moral of the story. Do not choose one investment over another simply because it advertises a higher rate of return.
Burnout and Your Mindset
Burnout is a big problem that doctors face. Dr. Jordan Frey shares his experience with burnout in today’s guest post.
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