Medical Student Debt Repayment in Early Practice
Hopefully, you minimized debt during medical school and controlled it as a resident. Despite that, most physicians will still have[…]
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Personal finance blog for Canadian doctors and other high income professionals.
A Canadian physician blog for helping other Canadian physicians learn to manage and improve their financial health, invest, and build wealth to support them in having fulfilling careers and lives.
Dealing With Medical Student & Resident Debt
Medical training comes with a high upfront basic cost. However, you do have choices of how you handle the costs beyond those basics, both now and in the future. I will give some suggestions of how you can make it easier to be okay. Not just okay now, but to make yourself a financial super-power for the rest of your career.
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Use My DIY Investor Hub to Crush the Barriers
Over the last five years, I have been helping colleagues to take control of their financial lives. It has been[…]
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Pay Debt vs Invest?
Do I pay down my debt more aggressively or invest? That is one of the most common questions that I[…]
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Spending & Debt: A Chat with Future-You
In the preceding post, you morphed your mind from mere human to mature Vulcan to logically think about debt. Debt[…]
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Logically Get a Grip on Debt
Most professionals are quite familiar with debt. The average Canadian medical student debt is north of $100K, and over $200K[…]
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Give Your Capital To Receive Happiness
Giving effectively is one of the financial skills that we must master to make the most of our human and[…]
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Synergistic Spending for Compounded Happiness Returns
Increased income can help us with increased happiness if we understand how to apply the nuances of the evidence to[…]
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Income & Happiness: A Double-Edged Sword
Most people look at those with a high income and figure that they must be happier for it. The higher,[…]
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Tips to Avoid a Lip-Skid on the Hedonic Treadmill
Happiness has a strong biological basis. Align that with concrete strategies for increased happiness and avoid a lip-skid on the hedonic treadmill.
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