I wrote an article for KevinMD that was published today on their blog. For the regular readers of the WSP blog, I encourage you to check it out. In the article, I argue that doctors need to become informed physician investors. Just like I encourage my patients to be proactive in the decision-making process when it comes to their cancer care, I argue that physicians should take control of their finances and not just defer to their “money guy.”
If you came here from my guest post on KevinMD, welcome!
This is the 50th post on the website. I post new articles every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. With so many posts, it’d be hard to read all the articles in one sitting. Because of that, I’ve curated a list of my favorite articles that will help you get started.
- Optimizing Cashback and Travel Rewards (Intern Financial Survival Guide)
- Should You Save For Your Child’s Graduate School?
- CamelCamelCamel Review: Save Money on Amazon Purchases
- Statistically Significant, Clinically (or Financially) Insignificant
- Choosing A Health Insurance Plan (Intern Financial Survival Guide)
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-WSP
50 posts already! Nice work. It seems like just yesterday that you started.
Congrats on the guest post too. I am going to go over right now and read it. Seems like your site is picking up some traction which is great. Keep up the good work.
Thanks, DDD. It’s been a lot of fun writing and the response from readers has been great.
WSP: I just read your KevinMD article on physicians and investing. One quick comment: When the small amount of useful assistance that so many “financial advisors” provide is considered, I’d suggest that physicians (reasonably bright folks with better-than-average ability to learn new things) do it themselves by reading a few good investing books (say, by Bogle).
I’m speaking of basic investing here; if you want to get involved with options, derivatives, etc., I can see where a trusted advisor might be handy.
Absolutely, I’m a big proponent for do-it-yourself investing. Many physicians are simply not interested in finance and investing, though.
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