ThePhysicianPhilosopher 
A lot of time on this site is spent on personal finance, financial independence, and money. What if I told you that the best investments have nothing to do with any of those things? You might think I’m crazy, but you also might think I’m right.
Recently, I published a post discussing the most recent Medscape burnout & depression survey results for physicians. An interesting point of discussion was that many physicians felt that if they made more money, they would likely be happier. Today, we will discuss the implications of this thought process and if there is evidence to support … Read more
Making the most of your student loan situation is paramount to financial success. For this reason, this is a must read post if you are a medical student, resident, or academic attending. Come check it out as we discuss the REPAYE loop hole and 4 REPAYE hacks that will help you make the most of this great program.
There is a reason we combine wealth and wellness on this site… they are intrinsically linked. Today’s post introduces a financial tool that helps people live a more fulfilling and intentional life: The Three Kinder Questions.
Many tutorials will instruct you on how to perform a Backdoor Roth Conversion However, very few of them go through a step by step process for the very first time you ever set up a Backdoor Roth IRA. I, unfortunately, ran into several snags because of this.
After you have maxed out your employer 403B/401K for you and your spouse and any governmental 457s, a backdoor Roth should be your next step! Read more to find out how.
This is The Monthly Checkout for November 2018. I do the hard work so that you don’t have to.
It’s that time: The time where we take a look back on the past year and how the website has done. We will also discuss the future direction of the blog and what it is like writing in the physician finance blogging world.
It’s been a crazy roller-coaster of a ride. Gonna become a financial adivsor. Now I am not. Come read today’s post where I discuss why I decided not to become a financial advisor.
This article was originally written and submitted for the Business Insider series that highlighted a week of spending for various people. I think it highlights the debt burden that doctors face and how we have to deal with it to make it go away quickly. The week that I highlight is an interesting week in … Read more
In the most recent Medscape Survey on Physician Burnout and Depression, over 15,500 physicians were surveyed. The Medscape survey was aimed at answering some vital questions, such as “What causes physician burnout?” and “What are some ways to fix physician burnout?” The results were interesting, and I think worth discussing. Today, we will highlight some of … Read more
