Why Doctors Make Great Investors (Even If You Don’t Feel Like One Yet)

Most doctors assume they’re bad with money. Too busy, too tired, not enough time to learn the jargon or follow the markets. But here’s the thing: your medical training has already shaped you into exactly the kind of person who can succeed at long-term investing. You don’t need a personality transplant — you just need

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Why Saving for Retirement Isn’t Enough (and What to Do Instead)

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Most of us don’t actually have a choice about whether or not to invest our money. Yep — investing isn’t just for experts or super-rich people. For most people it’s an essential step towards a secure retirement. We’ve all heard how important it is to have “retirement savings,” but here’s the uncomfortable truth: You can’t

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The Financial Industry Feels Like Medicine Before Evidence-Based Practice

I’ve taught myself about investing and personal finance through books, blogs and podcasts. I’ve also just submitted my last assignment to become a Registered Financial Adviser because I wanted to peek behind the curtain and see what secret knowledge the financial world is privy to. Spoiler alert: there is no secret sauce. If there’s an

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The Advice I Gave My Sister as a First-Year House Officer

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Your first year as a doctor is huge. You’re finally doing the thing—working as an essential part of the team, taking on real responsibilities, and actually helping people. It’s exciting, overwhelming, and a little surreal. You’re also earning proper money for the first time. After some well-deserved splurges, you might start wondering: “What am I

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Chasing the Kiwi Dream – Or Creating Your Own?

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We’re told what success looks like: It’s aspirational. It’s also increasingly unattainable—and maybe not even what you actually want. The Math Doesn’t Add Up Anymore Here’s what’s changed: Homeownership is slipping out of reach Wages aren’t keeping pace Retirement isn’t what it used to be The Real Question Whose dream are you actually chasing? I’m

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