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Have you ever thought about using real estate to reach financial independence, but you didn’t want to be a landlord?

Recently I sat down with one of my good friends and one of the OG partners of The Physician Philosopher. He’s an anesthesiologist, husband, father, entrepreneur, as well as a real estate and physician side gig guru – of course, I’m talking about Dr. Peter Kim.

One of the interesting things about Peter’s story is his transition from full-time practice as an OB anesthesiologist to stepping away from medicine and going part-time, to now his being on sabbatical. He’s not sure if that’s a permanent sabbatical or not, so we got to explore his thought process on that and his story.

So let’s dive into this discussion with Dr. Peter Kim and the intersection of all things entrepreneurship, side gigs, medicine, money, and real estate.

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My colleague Lisha and I recently had a conversation with Dr. Hala Sabry, emergency medicine physician and founder of Physician Moms Group, a private online physicians community made up of over 120,000 physicians. Hala is passionate about helping women physicians fulfill their professional goals and discover the legacy they want to create – which includes building and managing wealth.

Dr. Nije’s perspective is unique because he’s both a physician AND a principal, but not in public education. He’s a principal at a venture capitalist firm, which is a world that most physicians I know haven’t been exposed to. Up until about 6 months ago, it was something I didn’t know much about myself.

As they say, the only constant in life is change. The same is true when it comes to the resuming of student loan payments this fall. Staying up-to-date on all the relevant information is key to effectively managing your student loans. But the student loan landscape is changing fast. So we’re here to help.

Since we last spoke about student loans in July, more important updates to loan terms have been released. If you’re someone with student loans who wants to make sure you have everything in order before payments resume September 1, let’s talk about the factors you should be aware of so you’re as prepared as possible.

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Did you know that when it comes to investing, keeping it simple often leads to better returns?

Keeping it simple is not just my or Lisha’s opinion – studies show that this is a more effective, sustainable way to go about investing.

Whether you’re planning to take a vacation this summer or in the near future, you may be looking for some financially savvy ways to prepare. Lucky for you, one of the secrets of life that I’ve learned is how to incorporate intentional planning when it comes to personal finances and summer vacation.

That’s what this week’s Money Meets Medicine podcast is all about.

Just a few of the topics we’ll cover include:

3 ways vacation gives us psychological benefits
How to be intentional about taking vacation
Saving for vacation in a way that works for you
Tips for making travel more manageable

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We interview Will Flanary, who is perhaps better known by his comedic stage name: Dr. Glaucomflecken. Just a few of the awesome topics we cover in our conversation:

Charitable giving
Will’s battle with testicular cancer and the time he had a cardiac arrest
His thoughts on physician side gigs and residents unionizing
… he even shares his biggest personal finance mistake

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July is the time of year when those in the medical field experience the most transition – whether to your next level of training, moving to a new institution for fellowship or residency, or taking your first job as an attending. It can be overwhelming.

Make sure you’re equipped with the right questions to ask to make your job transition less intimidating and stressful. Here are a few financial considerations to make when you’re starting a job.

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50% of doctors change jobs in the first 2-4 years of their career, but knowing how to properly handle a job transition is relevant to every physician at every stage of their career. Financial advice for doctors doesn’t often cover this topic, so we’re more than happy to dive into it with you here.

Maybe you’re coming out of your first job in training, maybe you’re an attending changing jobs, or you’re moving out of academics to another field. You honestly don’t know when certain opportunities will arise, or how life will happen and cause you to change your plans.

You may have already heard about President Biden’s student loan forgiveness plans, but what does that mean for you?

We’re covering those qualifiers today, plus identifying three 2023 dates in particular that really matter for those managing student loan debt. Join us as we walk through those three important dates, what they mean, as well as the potential impact.

Plus: find out how to make sure you don’t get stuck with a surprise 4-figure loan payment.

It’s everything you need to know about student loans as a doctor in 2023.

Full disclaimer: this episode was recorded in advance. Please know any of this information could change at any time, but all information is true and correct to the best of our knowledge as of the time we shared it with you.

Did you know that it’s possible to make great financial progress while you spend money on things you enjoy? Yep, you read that right.

You can figure out how to save money and still enjoy life.

It might be surprising to hear this in the financial space, but you worked hard to get to where you are. You already know saving money as a doctor is important. But you also deserve to enjoy some of the spoils and riches of all of the work you put in to go through college, medical school, and residency.

Did you know that as interest rates rise, the value of bonds falls? Should you even care about that? Are bonds a good investment for doctors? In this episode, we’re tackling these questions and discussing the purpose of bonds in a doctor’s portfolio, as well as the nuance of our current high interest environment