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Money Meets Medicine

Doctor Podcast Network, Jimmy Turner MD

On Money Meets Medicine, Dr. Jimmy Turner discusses all things career and finance for physicians. With expert guest discussions, Jimmy tackles the personal finance topics you wish you had learned in medical school. The MMM podcast will help you tackle your student loans, achieve financial independence, invest for retirement, and decrease your financial stress and burnout. To get help with free educational content or obtaining own-occupation disability insurance from a source you know you can

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39:20

The Diminishing Return of Working More

Money Meets Medicine ·

2023/05/17

It often pays to work smarter, not harder, yet many doctors put in more and more hours to make more money in medicine. But is working more always a good idea? I think there are pros and cons to working more shifts in medicine. Personal finance is personal, and you have to assess whether you feel you’re being compensated fairly for the time and energy you put into your work. If you’re not, you might be working for diminishing returns. Yes, you have expenses to cover, but remember the importance of

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40:11

High-Interest Environment: Invest or Pay Off Debt?

Money Meets Medicine ·

2023/05/10

With inflation and interest rates being what they are, one of the most common questions that we get nowadays is, “Should I invest or pay off debt? What should I be doing with my money?” Everywhere in medicine, inflation has an impact. One of the common areas where this naturally happens a lot is in regards to reimbursement rates and income. Doctors realize, “Hey, I haven't gotten a substantial raise in five or ten years, maybe more. And yet, inflation in 2022 is 6-9%.” So when we face these

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32:19

Money Mistakes We Made in 2022

Money Meets Medicine ·

2023/05/03

Even though we’re self-proclaimed money nerds, it doesn't mean we don't make mistakes. Physician finance isn’t your run-of-the-mill financial strategy. We have certain exceptions and special circumstances to watch out for. And sometimes even the most seasoned pro can make money mistakes. We’re still human, after all. So let’s normalize the idea that we’ll run into snags and learn new lessons as we work to figure out our personal finance goals. Tune in as Alicia and I share all the gory details of

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28:04

What To Do With Unexpected Money

Money Meets Medicine ·

2023/04/26

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30:47

The Superpowers of a Taxable Brokerage Account

Money Meets Medicine ·

2023/04/19

A lot of us have an idea of what we should do with money that we earn on a regular basis from our physician jobs. Oftentimes it goes towards our typical cost of living expenses: bills, debts, savings, investments. But what about money you get that you weren't expecting? Because yes, most of us will, at some point, get at least a little money that we didn't expect. Regardless of the source – whether it’s an inheritance, a tax refund, or a bonus at work – we end up with one question. To get the

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40:15

Is it wrong for doctors to retire early?

Money Meets Medicine ·

2023/04/12

When it comes to doctors retiring early because of F.I.R.E. (financial independence retire early), there’s an inevitable argument made against it and why it’s ethically wrong for physicians to do. That argument says unless you practice medicine until the day you die, it's unacceptable. Whether it’s citing a physician shortage that doesn’t really exist or feeling as though doctors shouldn’t retire early because we’re doing something good for society, some feel like we should give of our time, skills,

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34:42

The Most Important Financial Task for Doctors

Money Meets Medicine ·

2023/04/05

Physician disability insurance is something you have to get right. If you were to learn only one thing from me, this might be the one thing that I would want you to know. It’s the reason that Money Meets Medicine exists, and why I started The Physician Philosopher. Your most important financial asset is your ability to earn an income. You work hard to get your training protecting this asset, and your ability to accumulate an income and everything else we teach you doesn't matter if you don't make

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36:36

Should You Save for Your Kid’s College Education?

Money Meets Medicine ·

2023/03/29

What if I told you that maybe you shouldn't save for your kid's college education? There are tons of questions we have to ask ourselves (not just as parents, but as investors) about the concept of covering our kid’s entire college education. Are we really getting the value from this investment? Maybe tuition is worth $100,000 dollars, but is it worth a quarter of a million dollars? And how much am I willing to contribute? To me, it’s an obvious choice if it comes down to saving for your kid’s

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26:52

Should You Die with Zero?

Money Meets Medicine ·

2023/03/22

We’re pleased to be discussing the book Die With Zero by Bill Perkins. Bill isn’t a financial advisor (a plus if you ask us), but he offers a lot of insight and perspective on personal finance and financial independence that got us thinking about our approaches to money in a new way. It’s especially applicable to us as doctors. On one end of the spectrum, we have the doctors who are in a race to reach financial independence and rarely take time to stop and smell the roses. On the other end of the

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35:29

Show Me the Money (in the Financial Industry)

Money Meets Medicine ·

2023/03/15

The personal finance industry is meant to help you manage your assets, but particularly for doctors, many questions remain around what that kind of support actually means. Does your financial advisor have your best interest at heart? Do you know how they get paid? Are they transparent in their disclosures about how their company actually works? Where are the conflicts of interest? Because you can rest assured there are conflicts of interest. It’s just a matter of how they show up. And once you can

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25:18

Charitable Giving for Physicians

Money Meets Medicine ·

2023/03/08

Does tithing or charitable giving play a part in your personal finances? Should it? As usual, we’re not shying away from taking a deep dive into a very personal topic. Personal finance is personal, maybe never more so than when it comes to deciding how you want to give back. In tackling this topic, we wanted to acknowledge the two main reasons you may be considering your options for charitable giving, especially as a high-earning physician. One is that you may have religious convictions that make

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36:39

Making the Most of Your Paycheck

Money Meets Medicine ·

2023/03/01

You’ve done it - your training is complete and now you’re finally getting a paycheck fit for an attending physician. You think, “I’ve arrived! I’m going to start making so much more money.” Famous last words. If you’re not prepared, that is. Seemingly unassuming, everyday expenses still have the potential to wreck your new paycheck and your budget. I’ve seen it many times over the years: you try to be careful, but you (understandably) want to enjoy your hard-earned money. Costs creep up on you,

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35:33

7 Ways to Avoid Early Retirement Tax

Money Meets Medicine ·

2023/02/22

Advocates of FIRE (Financial Independence Retire Early) often talk about the end result of using their model: freedom with your time, money, and resources. And far be it from me to argue with those concepts. I am not anti-FIRE – after all, I want you to find financial freedom so you can practice medicine because you want to and not because you have to. However, what we’ve found is that FIRE proponents don’t often talk about the actual path to financial freedom – the how of it all, and what it

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37:08

How Doctors Can Get the Best Financial Advice

Money Meets Medicine ·

2023/02/15

If you’ve thought about getting financial advice from a professional but weren’t sure who to trust or how to start, you’re not alone – and your concerns are not unfounded. Our aim isn’t to make every doctor in our listenership into a financial guru, but to avoid being so reliant on a financial advisor that you don’t know what’s going on with your money. When it comes to finding a truly helpful financial advisor for doctors, certain criteria need to be met that might not need to be taken into

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31:55

Academics versus Private Practice in Medicine

Money Meets Medicine ·

2023/02/08

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32:41

Teaching Doctors About Money

Money Meets Medicine ·

2023/02/01

Because of Lisha and my personal journey with personal finance, I know that there are medical professionals out there who want to provide personal finance lectures to others around them or maybe even create a personal finance curriculum if they are in academics. So if you are that resident or doctor interested in creating a personal finance curriculum for doctors or maybe just teaching friends and family about money, today’s episode is for you. Today we are going to be talking about how you can

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27:47

The Benefits of a Roth IRA for Doctors

Money Meets Medicine ·

2023/01/25

Everyone has heard of a backdoor Roth IRA, but what’s the big deal with Roth IRA’s anyway? Today, Dr. Lisha Taylor and I are going to be talking about Roth IRA money for physicians. This is an important topic because doctors often need to use any tax-advantaged space they can get their hands on since we normally have a high savings rate. So join us today to learn what a Roth IRA is and why you should seriously consider one as a physician. Looking for own-occcupation disability insurance check out →

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23:46

How Doctors Can Reduce Taxes

Money Meets Medicine ·

2023/01/18

You might be looking for tax loopholes for doctors as we enter everyone’s favorite time of year. The truth is there are tips and tricks that you likely are not taking advantage of as a doctor that will help you reduce your taxes. In this episode, we will give you the top things you can do now (and for the future) to save money on your taxes as a doctor. Looking for own-occcupation disability insurance check out → setforlifeinsurance.com Looking to increase your financial literacy? Check out

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29:59

How much money should doctors save?

Money Meets Medicine ·

2023/01/11

One thing we can agree on about today’s topic is this: doctors historically are under-savers. But when it comes to physician money management, exactly how much doctors should be saving is hotly contested. How much and how you save is going to depend on your own financial goals and your current situation - the status of your student loans, whether you’re married or have kids or plan to start a family when you want to retire, etc. In this episode, we’ll give you two different options for figuring out

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21:13

Personal Finance Resolutions for the New Year

Money Meets Medicine ·

2023/01/04

Doc, are you thinking about making some New Year’s resolutions that involve your personal finances? Hopefully that is a loud YES. Well, today on the podcast we are talking all about financial goals for the New Year that you likely have as a physician. Goals like how to create an emergency fund, save more money, increase your financial literacy, income, pay off student loans, and more. We are diving all in, so join us so you can make 2023 your best financial year yet. Looking to increase your

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