Semi-Retired MD's, Leti and Kenji, are absolutely on FIRE... FAST FIRE, that is. Having achieved financial independence in a relatively short period of time, they discuss how they did it with REPS (Real Estate Professional Status) and how they teach other physicians and high income professionals to do the same. Speaking of teaching, have you checked out Semi-Retired MD's Zero to Freedom Using Cashflowing Rentals course yet? Get the training you need to be on your way to FAST FIRE here: financialresidency.com/srmd

Is there a way to be more empathetic with your spouse who just isn't on the same financial page? Yes! There is. And, we have the perfect guests on this show, Nick and Hannah from Mapped Out Money, to share what they did in their own marriage. Disability insurance doesn't have to be hard to get. Let our friends at Pattern help guide the way:

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When do you begin to start saving for your kids' college education? Brian Eufinger, co-founder of Edison Prep, says it's sooner than you might realize. Looking for a physician mortgage loan expert in your state? Jonathan C. Brozeck of US Bank is licensed in all 50! Find him here: www.financialresidency.com/usbank

Addressing the pros and cons of refinancing your student loans, award-winning, Leslie Tayne of Tayne Law Group, says physicians need a plan to pay down their debt. Got loans? Here's what to do about it. Looking for a physician home loan? Check out Mike Fitzmeyer with SunTrust (now Truist):

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It's Star Wars Day! So, expect a super nerdy show. The wisest Jedi of them all, Yoda, teaches us about tricking our minds into doing something we didn't think was possible. How does that equate to your finances? Let's jump into why you consider these Jedi mind tricks to build better habits and become mindful of your spending behavior. In the market for disability insurance? Check out our friends at Pattern: www.financialresidency.com/pattern

I've been getting a lot of questions lately about insurance and how COVID-19 is affecting many in our audience. Some of you have disability, some of you don't. If you don't, I've got an expert on from Pattern, Matt Wiggins, to help you understand why the time is now. Get your disability coverage with Pattern: www.financialresidency.com/pattern

Economic Injury Disaster Loan Emergency (EIDL), Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), stimulus packages, tax breaks, SBA loans? All of that in this super short show.

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Here are my thoughts on how Roth contributions and conversions in a governmental plan are permitted; such contributions are not allowed in private tax-exempt 457(b) plans.

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You may have asked yourself what are some of the biggest considerations you need to think about before you start working as an attending. While I can't go over everything in a curbside consult, here are my thoughts on successfully making the transition from being a resident to attending.

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This recording was done with Student Loan Planner's, Travis Hornsby, as a result of the changes in the law for student loan debt in the last couple of months. There were several changes you should know about regarding repayment restructuring, suspension of payments, forgiveness, refunds, and the obligations to the PSLF program in general in light of The CARES Act. These are the high-level headlines (and the impact on student debt) you really need to pay attention to. Feel like you need a helping hand to navigate the new changes to the law for your student debt? Reach out to Travis at www.financialresidency.com/travis