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A repository of articles about things doctors didn't learn in medical school, covering side gigs, finances, the business of medicine, life in medicine, and more. These resources are intended to take a deeper dive into specific topics referenced in our educational pages.
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What is Angel Investing?
What to know about pros, cons, & risks of angel investing in startups, how physicians can find and vet opportunities, & tips to get started


What Do Interest Rate Cuts Mean for Physicians?
What the federal rate cut and declining interest rates mean for physicians, looking at mortgages, student loans, savings accounts & more


Defined Benefit Cash Balance Plans: Powerful Tax Strategy for Physician Practices and Entrepreneurs
Defined benefit cash balance plans offer large potential tax deductions & retirement contributions for doctors who understand how they work


How Tax Loss Harvesting Works: A Guide for Physicians
How strategic tax loss harvesting can benefit physicians with capital gains, when to do it and how, wash sale rules, swap partners, and more


Investing in Medical Office Buildings
Why investing in medical office buildings can be a great investment opportunity for physicians, pros and cons, and necessary due diligence


High Yield Savings Accounts (HYSA) and High Yield Cash Accounts for Physicians: Best Uses and Options
How high yield savings accounts (HYSA) and cash accounts should be used by physicians, how to choose the best one, pros and cons, and more


Investing in Land: What Doctors Should Know
Ways physicians can invest in land, related income streams, & what to know about pros & cons and how to do due diligence on land investments


The Roth IRA: Why Doctors (Especially Residents and Fellows) Should Consider Contributing When Eligible
The basics of the Roth IRA retirement account for doctors, including which physicians should and can use one, contribution limits, and more.


Guide to Retirement Accounts for Physicians
Covering 401k, 403b, 457, TSP, solo 401k, defined benefit plans, IRAs, and HSAs, & more, as well as FAQs such as Roth vs traditional options


How Physicians Should Approach What to Do With a Financial Windfall
Physicians should be intentional about using a financial windfall to advance their personal and financial goals.
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