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How Doctors Should Address Lifestyle Creep

The Motivated MD

Housing Aside from educational debt, housing is commonly the largest expense we will make in our lives. However, take the remainder of your pay raise (the other 90%) and use it to make sure you are maxing out all of your retirement accounts, paying down debt, saving for children’s education, and investing. You deserve it.

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Be The Market: How Doctors Should Invest Their Money

The Motivated MD

So, with this chapter, I hope to briefly touch on the basics of market investing and describe why simple diversification and index fund investing are the most effective ways for busy clinical physicians and healthcare providers to invest with the expectation of long-term gains. Don’t try to beat the market; be the market. We simply cannot.

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Choosing to Rent or Buy a Home in 2025

The Motivated MD

Use the rules provided above to determine what is right for you. The education alone, learning how different variables affect affordability, can help you better grasp the factors at play and how you can use them to your advantage. I do not provide nor engage in rendering legal, accounting, or other professional services.

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Public Facing Education via Social Media: A Podcast with Julie McFadden, Matt Tyler, Sammy Winemaker and Hsien Seow

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all of whom focus their efforts on educating the general public about living and dying with a serious illness. Why focus on the public rather than other health care providers? Advice for others who might want to dabble in social media outreach So, take a listen and check out their social media sites to get inspired.

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How Doctors Can Save More and Do Less

The Motivated MD

From the moment you start post-graduate education (internship and residency), this is seen as a physician’s first ‘real job.’ ’ Though it often does not come with the attending salary, medical trainees are getting paid to perform a service, and hospitals provide retirement plans to these individuals.

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