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Credit cards are like a fire – they can keep you toasty or get you burned. If you’re a student, you can get ahead while minimizing credit debt before it gets out of hand with these student credit cards.
 

What Are the Best Credit Cards for Medical Students?

The idea of taking your planning out 10 years may seem, at best, overwhelming. But this type of projection is particularly important if youâ€™re entering the later stages of your physician career, because the decisions you make now will have a big impact on how and when you retire.
 

Why You Need a 10-Year Financial Plan

Many retirement savers focus on the big things, and rightfully so. Where many of us lose our way is with what may seem like little things.

It's the Little Things that Kill Your Retirement Savings

Studies suggest more than half of Americans are financially illiterate. One reason: Many people remain undiagnosed.

Would You Pass a Financial Literacy Test?

One might assume that physicians, largely considered â€œwell-compensated,â€ would be immune from feelings of financial impotence. Not so.

Can Even Physicians Suffer from Financial Impotence?

The notion that workaholics see a sharp health decline upon retirement has become popular idea in recent years. A new study challenges the premise.