Physician Personal Finance Made Easy: The Review Book for the Course You Never Had in Medical School.

Physician Personal Finance Made Easy is the second edition of the book The Physician’s Guide to Personal Finance.Written by a double-boarded pediatric anesthesiologist, Physician Personal Finance Made Easy is a high-yield, outline-style review book, written specifically for physicians at all levels of training and beyond.The financial challenges you face as a med student, resident, and attending physician are unique. You will accumulate significant medical school debt, your time is limited, and like most, your personal finances are completely disorganized. This book will help you organize your finances and reduce your stress through proven methods of Section I - Building Your Financial Foundationuse meta-learning to learn about personal financeevaluate financial professionalsbuild financial goals that are specific to youbuild wealthOther Topics Includecash flow planning/budgeting - including budgeting for people who hate budgetsunderstanding taxes - keep more of your hard-earned moneydisability/life insurance - what you need and what you need to watch out forinvesting made easy - how investments work and make them work for youhome mortgages – understand how they worktreating credit card debt - find the strategy that works the best for youtreating school loans - including when to consider Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF)retirement savings – how/when to use Traditional, Roth, and Backdoor Roth accounts.asset protection - protect your hard-earned wealthsaving for your children’s education - help your children’s educationestate planning - how to build/protect your legacySection II- Your Medical School Yearsorganizing your financial life as a med studentchoosing a residency through a financial lenshow to fund your transitionhow to get $0 payments on your school loans that count towards PSLFrenting vs. buying a home as a residentwhat paperwork/expenses to expect with the transitionSection III - Your Residency Yearssetting up your resident cash flow plantreating credit card debtbuilding a student loan debt plansavings/investing for the residentmoonlighting masterclass - run your moonlighting like a boss.Section IV- Your Attending YearsBasics of Attending Finance Topicspreparing for your new life as an attending physician1099 vs W2 employeeacademics vs. private practicechoosing the right group practice and avoiding the wrong onesselecting your business structurepart-time work and job sharing as an attendingUnseasoned Attending Years TopicsGetting organized as a new attending.treating your student loansbuilding wealth as an attendingSeasoned Attending Years Topicshow to obtain financial independence/work optional goalovercoming the financial/social / self-imposed barriers of retirementoptions you have if your savings do not match your retirement needshow to use a “scalable” retirement to retire soonerusing mini-retirement to test out retirement before you make the leap. Read more