I had bad credit once. Someone used my name to open an utility account in San Francisco and decided to leave a $3 balance causing delinquency. I was not aware of it until I pull my annual FREE credit report
Growing net worth on high debt/income ratio: Principles
As promised from the last post, Take a financial snapshot (debt & asset denoted as D & A) of where you are NOW D: Student loan balance and interest rate D: Private loan balance and interest rate D: Personal loan balance and interest rate D: Consumer debt (credit card) balance and interest rate
*PGY 1-12: let’s positively grow our net worth NOW.
Some of the most amazing doctors I look up to have chosen to dedicate 8-12 years as doctors in training, after graduating from medical school. It truly is remarkable and inspiring to see someone on his/her way to complete the 32nd
Tales of the physician and the plumber.
I recently learned from our mail man/ neighbor that an average physician starts catching up to an average plumber financially (in net worth) at age of 57. *While this number isn’t the most accurate, it’s probably quite close to the reality. The plumber starts working at age
When 15 months of 0% interest rate run out…
Here is what I did next, Check my credit score (always, know where you are before you pounce) Apply for a card with good balance transfer offers (fee should not exceed 2-3% for 0% APR of 1 year) If you can