Reddit reviews The White Coat Investor: A Doctor's Guide To Personal Finance And Investing
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I seriously think that every med student should read The White Coat Investor at some point before residency. It's a pretty quick, well-organized, and extremely useful read on how to manage finances going into residency and beyond. So many doctors devote everything they have to medicine, but don't understand how to manage the unique financial circumstances that go with it (e.g. high debt burden, guaranteed high income potential as an attending).
1st priority needs to be the match next month.
2nd, she needs to focus her attention on her training/residency. (Please don't buy a house. Please, please, please!)
3rd, paying off those loans. She's has more than average (average med school debt is ~$200k), but still manageable if you guys are smart about it.
Read The White Coat Investor. It will help you a ton!
Somewhere around 9th or 10th priority is playing the churning game.
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I know this isn't the advice you were asking for, but please listen to old Dr. highway22.