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August 2020
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April 2019
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December 2018
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November 2018
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“My dad wasn’t perfect, but that didn’t stop him from helping where he could or sharing what he knew (minus the bread recipe).”
Read more: https://nationalbankofmom.com/six-money-and-life-lessons-i-learned-from-my-dad/ via @natbankofmom
Save for it, budget for it or use a CC for points if you’re certain you can pay the bill on time.
“Never spend your money before you have earned it.” – Thomas Jefferson
Credit cards and loans are notorious for catching many of us in this trap. 😬
Whenever possible, we recommend saving up for expensive items, rather than using your credit card or getting a loan. 🙅♂️
“I think I’ll be rich if I have enough money to order sushi every night for dinner.”
In this throwback post, I discussed the golden handcuffs of my fellow physicians. What’s your take? Cry me a river or sympathy?
https://thedarwiniandoctor.com/physicians-are-trapped-by-golden-handcuffs/
