In the 1960’s, Lew Goldberg showed that a physician’s intuition and judgment can be fatally flawed. Interestingly, the same fatal flaw that was exposed by Goldberg is the same fatal flaw that causes some of the biggest financial mistakes that doctors make with money. Why aren’t doctors rich? Psychology has an interesting explanation that everyone … Read more
Recently I felt a bit like the dog who finally caught the tire he was chasing. I’ve been tasked with making a personal finance curriculum for the senior MD, PA, and SRNA students at my medical school. Now, I need your help! Please, leave a comment and let me know what you think are “musts” to include!
We all do it. We compare our lives to those around us. The same happens with money, but it often proves harmful. Come find out why personal finance is personal (and why it should stay that way).
What would the typical person who knows very little about personal finance think if they stumbled upon the personal finance blogging world? Would they feel welcomed…or shunned? How should we focus on having these conversations with others?
Teaching personal finance in training can be a touchy subject. While people mean well, they often bring with them misconceptions about teaching personal finance. These misconceptions prove problematic if we don’t respond…
Playing college soccer taught me a lot about life. Sit down and grab the beverage of your choice as we discuss how sports can help us win at personal finance (& life).
