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Ask the Advisor
If you’re anything like most doctors, you graduated from college and perhaps even took a finance class or accounting class here or there, but you didn’t learn anything about managing your personal finances.
In fact, there probably wasn’t even an opportunity to take any such class in high school, college or medical school, either.
But, if medical school is partly about training for a job, shouldn’t we learn what to do with the money we earn from medical practice? Especially in a country where 45% of college students are in credit card debt and 40% of all Americans say they live beyond their means, many think it’s time to wise up to some of the challenges of money management.
Assessment
So, here are a few (say, 102) simple tips that can help get your money life (back) on the right track.
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