For many of us, medical training means taking on significant debt and learning to manage complex personal finances. Many financial advisors "specialize" in physicians (like wolves who specialize in sheep?), and young doctors have a reputation as easy targets.
How can you defend yourself against financial predators, kill your debt early, and learn to manage your own portfolio? (And where can you even learn what a portfolio is?) Crispy Doc offers a blog dedicated to financial literacy for the newly minted physician with an emphasis on early financial independence for doctors.
Check out his blog, and learn from Crispy Doc's recent Student Doctor Network article.