The White Coat Investor: A Doctor's Guide to Personal Finance and Investing (The White Coat Investor Series)
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Quotes Five Money Items You Should Do As a Resident Disability Insurance Series
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These passively managed “index funds”
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control—risk, diversification, investment expenses, taxes, and your own
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way to minimize investment-related taxation is through the use of retirement accounts.
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physician just out of training may have much better uses for his cash (such as paying down high-interest rate student loans or funding retirement accounts) than using it to get a better deal on a mortgage.
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As Warren Buffet likes to say, in investing there are no “called strikes.” It’s okay not to swing at every investment that crosses the plate.
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keep the vast majority of your portfolio in boring old stocks, bonds, and real estate.