Transitions during medical training are a great opportunity to put ourselves on the right path financially.  The transition to...

Continuing with the budgeting series, let’s talk about a few factors that can throw a wrench into the best laid budgeting plans....

Last week, we talked about five different ways of budgeting that can help you be more in control of your money and achieve your money...

I believe in the power of a good budget to turn people’s financial lives around.   So I’ve decided to dedicate the next few posts to it....

There has always been an age-old feud in the money world that centers around one question: Should we invest or pay off debt? The “invest”...

Hello Frugal Folk! This week, I’d like to bring you another episode of the Debt Free Docs Series.  This physician has graciously allowed...

The FIRE movement stands for Financial Independence, Retire Early.  It is a group lead by a popular blogger, Mr. Money Mustache.  MMM...

I have been meaning to do this book review for over half a year now!  I’m so glad to finally bring you BC Krygowski’s book, Spending...

Hi guys, In the next few weeks I’d like to share with you the best finance books that I have been reading recently. I love blogs and...

There are many things that get in our way when it comes to money management.  But, often, the biggest thing holding us back may be...

Student loans and what to do with them has been a topic of national conversation recently, especially during conversations regarding the...

Are you tired of stressing out about money?  Have you always wanted to stick to a budget, but it kind of fell to the wayside? Before I...

Have you ever thought about starting a budget, but thought you didn’t have enough time? One silver lining of this coronavirus pandemic is...

Finances in Marriage Do you remember the thrill of the first few dates with your spouse?  That feeling of elation, the heart-opening so...

On this edition of Doctors Free of Student Loans, I’d like to introduce you to Dr. Tina.  She recently paid off $230k in student loans...