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The first of many.đź’Ą
Picture yourself as the Alexander Hamilton of med school finances, rewriting the playbook and avoiding the mistakes that have left others in debt. Just as Hamilton laid the groundwork for a new nation’s prosperity with careful planning and bold vision, you’re crafting a financial plan to propel yourself into a future of wealth and stability as a physician. By learning from the missteps of those who came before and making smart, deliberate choices now, you’re building a foundation that will set you—and future doctors—up for success.
Protect your work 🛡️
Taylor Swift might be out there conquering the music world, but even she knows the value of protecting herself—whether it’s from heartbreak or shady contracts. Just like Taylor re-records her albums to take back control, you need to take control of your financial future with the right disability insurance. Life has its plot twists, and as a medical student, you can’t afford to let one derail your career. This is your chance to stay ahead of the game, protect your income, and make sure you’re covered for whatever life throws your way—because your future deserves the same level of care as a chart-topping hit.
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What does your future hold? đź’
If you tuned into the Super Bowl halftime show, you might have caught the not-so-subtle tension between Kendrick Lamar and Drake playing out in real time. The beef between these two rap giants is all about dominance, legacy, and who really holds the crown. In many ways, choosing a medical specialty isn’t much different—it’s a battle between passion and financial reality, between the long game and the quick win.Much like Kendrick and Drake are shaping the future of hip-hop, your specialty choice will shape your financial future. Do you take the fast-track to earning big, or do you invest years into a longer residency for the prestige and payoff later? The Debt Projection Tool offers a glimpse into these choices, showing how different career paths impact your debt-free age.
Rent vs. Own 🏠️
Buying a home during med school feels like trying to memorize the Krebs cycle—you know it’s important, but it’s overwhelming, and no one really explains how to use it in real life. Sound familiar? In this newsletter, I’m walking you through my real-life experience of testing my “break-even price” strategy, some financial food for thought I wish we learned in our case based learning (CBL) sessions. Spoiler alert: just like treating a patient, success came down to preparation, a bit of risk, and some good timing.
The Golden Ticket 🎫
In the world of cryptocurrency, DOGE coin started as a joke, but somehow it became a serious conversation about investing. It’s a bit like the chatter you hear in medical school: some folks are all in, convinced they’ve cracked the code to financial freedom, while others are skeptically watching from the sidelines. Just like betting your savings on DOGE during a meme-fueled frenzy, investing while still in school can feel equal parts risky and exciting—but let’s not forget, we’re playing a long game here. So, before you start chasing the next financial trend, let’s take a step back, grab our stethoscopes, and diagnose whether jumping into the investment pool is the right call for your current stage in life. Spoiler alert: this isn’t about moonshots—it’s about making the right moves for your future.
Protect your work 🛡️
Taylor Swift might be out there conquering the music world, but even she knows the value of protecting herself—whether it’s from heartbreak or shady contracts. Just like Taylor re-records her albums to take back control, you need to take control of your financial future with the right disability insurance. Life has its plot twists, and as a medical student, you can’t afford to let one derail your career. This is your chance to stay ahead of the game, protect your income, and make sure you’re covered for whatever life throws your way—because your future deserves the same level of care as a chart-topping hit.
The first of many.đź’Ą
Picture yourself as the Alexander Hamilton of med school finances, rewriting the playbook and avoiding the mistakes that have left others in debt. Just as Hamilton laid the groundwork for a new nation’s prosperity with careful planning and bold vision, you’re crafting a financial plan to propel yourself into a future of wealth and stability as a physician. By learning from the missteps of those who came before and making smart, deliberate choices now, you’re building a foundation that will set you—and future doctors—up for success.