In this short video (3 min) I explain the difference between term and whole life insurance, and why ER doctors should buy term life insurance and avoid whole life insurance. Highlights 99% of ER doctors should buy term life insurance, NOT whole life insurance...
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What is Evidence-Based Investing?
In this short video (<3 min) I cover three main principles of evidence-based investing. In his book The One-Page Financial Plan, author Carl Richards provides a great anecdote that explains the concept of evidence based investing. "A friend who also happens to be a...
Should I Pay Off Debt or Invest?
One of the most common questions we get from our clients is "Should I pay off debt or invest?" When you become an attending physician, you're finally at the point where you have some excess cash at the end of the month, and you want to make sure you're using it...
Helping ER Docs Organize Their Finances For 15+ Years
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