Money Talk For ER Docs™

It’s inevitable: you’re going to have to sign a contract. If you have already, you will likely have to sign another, and probably another, as there is always movement in emergency medicine. This can …

Has your hourly rate increased over the years to keep up with inflation? As an ER Doc, it likely hasn’t. That’s a tough reality. But not all hope is lost. 

In this episode, we briefly discuss the his…

We were notified by the significant other of one of our ER Doc clients that they had passed away last week. 30’s, non-working spouse, several kids… truly tragic. The silver lining is they had appropr…

All-time high home prices in EVERY STATE – but, is investing in real estate the right call for the busy ER Doc?

In this episode, we analyze the occupational factors at play when it comes to investing…

As an ER Doc, odds are, you’re going to have 1099 income at some point in your career, if you don’t already. You need to know how to make the best use of it to reduce your tax liability and build wea…

The Emergency Medicine Physician Workforce: Projections for 2030 research was recently released highlighting a projected supply and demand mismatch within EM. It has been trending this way since the …

We get asked one question more than any other. More than even how can I reduce my taxes or should I refinance my student loans. The question? Why do you work with ER Doctors?

It makes sense why we ge…

Have a directorship opportunity presented to you? Concerned with the viability of working strictly clinical in a post-COVID world?

We discuss the pros and cons of each, both from a financial and emot…

Wouldn’t it be nice if you didn’t have student loans? Poof. Gone. Well, for some, that’s about to be the case... and without the discharged amount even being taxable!

This was part of the third stimu…

Planning to retire before age 59.5? Most ER Docs are. But have you thought of where you will withdraw money from before you hit the IRS’ definition of “retired” at 59.5?

You’ll have put lots of effor…

Bitcoin. It’s popping up in headlines more and more often. Many of the ER Docs we work with have come to us wanting to know more. Questions we hear include: Am I missing out? Is this a fad or the fut…

Emergency Physicians change jobs more frequently than other medical professions. EPs also hold an average of 2.5 different jobs, at the same time. COVID seems to have only propelled changes within em…

Everyone has wondered if they can save money by going the variable route, whether it’s with student loans, mortgages, or insurance. And variable can be sweet... If you can get it right. But there is …

Taxes are a pain. Ripe for procrastination. Rightfully so; there are so many areas to trip up on when there are over 70,000 pages of tax code!

New legislation this year—more to come next year: we go …

Are you abiding by the 20/20 rule? On average most ER Docs surprisingly are. If you aren’t, START SOMEWHERE. The easiest way to figure out your starting point is to dissect your cash flow. Really do …

Thinking you may be missing out on life-changing wealth from GameStop stock? Unsure what exactly is transpiring and how you can benefit from it? We’ll give you the rundown of what is going on, how yo…

Kids are expensive. We hear that all the time. What comes to mind are things like food, clothing, maybe even a first car at 16. The reality is: all of that pales in comparison to the cost of educatio…

Our goal for this episode is to lay out all of the retirement accounts that you might be eligible for, including some lesser known options that can be extremely advantageous for an ER doc. If you wan…

Would you rather have $1M invested, growing at 7% per year or a $1M home, mortgage-free? If this question causes pause, that’s understandable. On this episode, we discuss how there is a purely numeri…