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 Great outline, April 07, 2015
By Trevor Turner
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Checklists help hit main areas when transitioning from residency to practice. I'm committed to renting instead of buying for next couple years!
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Five Stars, November 26, 2014
By IHOR MELNYTSKYY
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Great book!
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For every Medicine major, they wish to read Harrison’s ..., September 12, 2014
By wuxiguy
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For every Medicine major, they wish to read Harrison’s Internal Medicine from cover to cover, yet they are most likely to have a Washington Manual of Medical Therapeutics in their pockets because it is concise and practical.
The Physician’s Guide to Personal Finance is a similar book when it comes to physician’s personal finance. It covers the topics of from a unique physician’s perspectives ranging from medical school years to finally being an attending. The author selected high-yield concepts to cover, provided a list of reference books should you decide to dive in.
For an investment of not many than 4 Starbuck lattes, you can rake in a lifetime dividends and financial stability. A must-read for medical students, residents even attending physicians.
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Excellent Review, July 15, 2014
By Psychonaut
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A great book on basic and personal finance for the young physician. I plan to use this in a seminar and lecture series for the medical students.
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 good read!, May 09, 2014
By walzmd
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Very good read! Learned something new right from the beginning. I am so glad their are physicians sharing their experiences in something other than Medicine.
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Excellent High-Yield style Finance book, April 21, 2014
By windhunter
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This book is a thoughtful and well-constructed overview of basic finance, written specifically for young physicians, most of whom have never taken a finance course and have minimal real world experience. Because medical training is all-consuming, many young physicians put off important decisions and financial steps or make rash, uninformed decisions. This book is a great tool to help its audience navigate the most important aspects of financial life. It is well-organized in an accessible, high-yield style that is familiar to medical students. Each chapter is easily digestible and information can be referenced quickly. I just wish I'd had this earlier in my career!
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