by Neill Slater, MD MBA | Jun 4, 2026 | Personal Finance
Now that my updated list of physician FI bloggers is complete, I will start highlighting my favorite posts from these and other blogs every month. Here is the May 2026 edition. I spent this month drowning in end-of-the-school-year activities: school plays,...
by Neill Slater, MD MBA | May 25, 2026 | Business, Personal Finance
Medical professionals make hundreds of decisions each day, from the ordinary (what time to wake up, what to wear) to the job-specific (what labs to order, what medications to prescribe). For many doctors, their work-related...
by Heather Zamarron, PA | May 18, 2026 | Personal Finance
In the first article in this series, we talked about how people end up reaching their 60s and 70s financially unprepared. In the second, we walked through how to stabilize things: lowering expenses, closing the gap, continuing to work, and building a cushion. In...
by Heather Zamarron, PA | May 14, 2026 | Personal Finance
The months go so quickly. April flew by. I ended up running my half-marathon on my own because we canceled the race I had booked due to flooding in the area and the need to book travel plans in advance. However, I got my first one done (at home) and have a clear race...
by Heather Zamarron, PA | May 11, 2026 | Personal Finance
This is the second article in a series about getting a late start on your personal finances. In the first installment, we talked about how people wake up at 60 trapped in a job because they have no retirement, too many bills, and not enough money. We discussed how...
by Neill Slater, MD MBA | May 7, 2026 | Personal Finance
Now that my updated list of physician FI bloggers is complete, I will start highlighting my favorite posts from these and other blogs every month. Here is the April 2026 edition. April was a...
