The term “financial advisor” feels inherently safe. It connotes a sense of knowledge and experience in finance, enough to advise other people about it. After 4 years of college, 4 years of medical school, and who knows how many years of residency/fellowship, the last thing most doctors want to do is to learn all this “finance stuff”. Most doctors don’t seem to understand just how important (and potentially costly) it is to not learn about […]