Last Updated on July 24, 2022 by The MediFi Guy
You now find yourself at a critical transitional period, a few months before formally starting work with the promise of one of the highest starting salaries in the country. A period wherein you will become the target of a host of financial services professionals. These professionals are banking on your lack of knowledge regarding basic personal finance and investing concepts (which the majority of new doctors tend to be ignorant of) and will try anything within their means to capitalize on your ignorance in order to secure as large a cut as possible of your future income. Therefore, at this critical juncture, it is very vital that you be aware of what not to do, just as much if not more so than what you should do.
The pitfalls and traps to avoid and the reasons why you should avoid them will be the subject of the forthcoming posts, wherein we will be discussing the Four Horsemen of your potential Financial Apocalypse – the financial advisor, the car salesman, the private banker, and the insurance broker.
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