White Coat Investor Podcast

This veterinarian shares her journey of graduating with $300,000 of debt and getting her first job making only $28,000 a year, to opening her own business. She realized that while she became a veterinarian because she was passionate about it, she would have to educate herself on finances and make some changes if she wanted to become financially independent. She is now loving owning her own mobile end of life care business and making progress on all of her financial goals. Stick around after the interview for a Finance 101 discussion about 457(b) Plans. At some point in our financial lives, it will be time to buy a home. A physician mortgage can be a good vehicle for a young doctor who’s just out of school and has a more effective place to use their money than on a big down payment. These loans allow doctors to secure a mortgage with fewer restrictions and a lower down payment than a conventional mortgage. But if you’re further advanced in your career or deeper into your journey to financial freedom, buying a