Do you have enough money in the bank for your rainy day fund? What amount is too low or too much just in case you need it? In this episode of the Finance For Physicians…
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How Physicians Can Have It All Without Giving It All with Dr. Bonnie Koo
Why are so many female physicians dropping out of the profession? It’s extremely challenging to achieve balance as a physician mom. Not only are you a mom who is raising your own children, but a…
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Hire or Fire Your Financial Advisor with Dr. Jim Dahle and Alan Moore
Are you a physician tired of getting ripped off and wanting a fair shake on Wall Street? Rather than getting mad, understand how the financial services industry works. Do the right thing by knowing when…
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The Key Process Behind Using Money To Live Better Lives with Jennifer Quire
Money isn’t always the key to happiness. What are the key financial planning processes for using your money to live a better life? In this episode of the Finance for Physicians Podcast, Daniel Wrenne talks…
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Can Money Buy Happiness with Jeff Wenger
Can money buy happiness? You can have all the money in the world and be completely unhappy. How can they use money and time to live happier lives. In this episode of the Finance for…
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Aligning Your Time and Money Management With Your Values with Jeff Wenger
You can have all the money in the world and be completely unhappy. Everybody wants to move closer toward living out their version of an ideal life. Yet, the daily grind we all face tends…
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Why Physicians in Training Fail to Focus on Personal Finances with Dr. Jordan Frey
Why do physicians in training fail to focus on their personal finances? Why aren’t they willing to own their mistakes, learn from them, and teach others how to avoid them? In this episode of the…
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13 Mistakes Young Physicians Make With Student Loans
Medical school loans have quickly become the most complex financial issue facing young physicians. The average physician in training owes well over six figures. And these aren’t your normal run of the mill loans. Student loans today come…
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Incentives and Behaviors: What We Can Learn From the Wells Fargo Scandal
If you want to understand a person’s behavior, look no further than at what they are incentivized to do. In fact, this is perhaps the only way to understand how, over the course of the last 5+ years, more than 5,300 Wells Fargo employees managed to open over 2 million unauthorized accounts
3 Ways Doctors Can Increase Their Savings Rate Without Cutting Expenses
Building wealth is simple: make more than you spend and invest the difference.
There are two ways to increase your savings rate: spend less or make more. There are also two ways to earn more income: work more hours or earn more per hour.
The Most Important Money Habits To Teach Your Children
Kids are like sponges. They’re ready to soak up whatever we’re willing to teach. Now is the time to be teaching our children about money.
Excess money mixed with lack of money maturity can ruin lives. At its extreme, money can be the difference between life and death.
10 Ways We Have Saved Our Clients Money
“I can’t afford to pay for one.”
“My net worth isn’t high enough.”
“I don’t have any extra money to save.”
“I’ll do it next year.”