Personal Finance

Anjali Jariwala, Founder of FIT Advisors, on taxes

Written by Brent Lacey on January 18, 2021. Posted in Early Career and Young Professionals, Personal Finance, Podcast, Podcast Episodes.

Podcast Episode 40 – How to Maximize Your Tax Savings in 2021 – Anjali Jariwala, CEO of FIT Advisors

Episode 40 – Death and taxes are the only two certainties in life, so they say. In this episode, we’re talking...

dentist, financial planning, investing, investment, personal finance, physician, tax, taxes, wealth

Win with money in 2021 with Dr. Brent Lacey

Written by Brent Lacey on January 4, 2021. Posted in Early Career and Young Professionals, Personal Finance, Podcast, Podcast Episodes.

Podcast Episode 38 – Top 10 Things You Can Do to Succeed with Your Personal Finance in 2021 – Dr. Brent Lacey

Episode 38 – To start 2021 off, I thought it would be fun to do something different. Instead of bringing you an...

communication, emergency fund, insurance, money, personal finance

Written by Brent Lacey on January 3, 2021. Posted in Personal Finance, Podcast, Podcast Episodes, The Sunday Special.

Sunday Special 08 – “A Career in Medicine is Still an Extraordinary Calling” with Dr. Brent Lacey

Sunday Special 08 – Dr. Brent Lacey started The Scope of Practice Podcast to teach busy healthcare professionals...

faith, jesus, physician, sunday

Written by Brent Lacey on December 29, 2020. Posted in Early Career and Young Professionals, Personal Finance.

How Physicians Can Use the Enneagram as a tool for Personal and Professional Development

Listen to The Scope of Practice Podcast for more great content on growing your business and mastering your personal finances. Editor’s...

enneagram, personality, practice management

Written by Brent Lacey on December 6, 2020. Posted in Personal Finance, Podcast, Podcast Episodes, The Sunday Special.

Sunday Special 07 – “How I Paid Off $100,000 in Debt in Just 2 Years!” with Dr. Holden Graves

Sunday Special 07 – Sometimes our greatest accomplishments come without accolades or fanfare. Sometimes it’s as...

debt, dentist, faith, financial planning, jesus, personal finance, physician, sunday

Written by Brent Lacey on November 13, 2020. Posted in Early Career and Young Professionals, Personal Finance.

How to Deal With Financial Infidelity

Listen to The Scope of Practice Podcast for more great content on growing your business and mastering your personal finances. As...

financial independence, financial infidelity, marriage, personal finance, relationships

Written by Brent Lacey on November 11, 2020. Posted in Early Career and Young Professionals, Personal Finance.

3 Harmful Relationship Issues that Leave Physicians Vulnerable to Financial Infidelity

Listen to The Scope of Practice Podcast for more great content on growing your business and mastering your personal finances. Relationships...

financial independence, financial infidelity, marriage, personal finance, relationships

Written by Brent Lacey on November 1, 2020. Posted in Personal Finance, Podcast, Podcast Episodes, The Sunday Special.

Sunday Special 06 – “How to Become Debt-Free and Live the Life You Deserve” with Dr. Jeff Anzalone

Sunday Special 06 – If you’re drowning in debt, unsure if you’re going to have enough money saved for...

debt, dentist, faith, financial planning, jesus, personal finance, physician, sunday

Written by Brent Lacey on October 18, 2020. Posted in Early Career and Young Professionals, Personal Finance.

How One Pharmacist Paid Off $100,000 in Student Loans and Other Debt in Just a Few Years

Editor’s Note: Holden Graves is a pharmacist with a great personal story about paying off his student loans. Please...

Written by Brent Lacey on October 14, 2020. Posted in Anesthesiology, Early Career and Young Professionals, Personal Finance, The Specialist Series.

Why Do Physicians Make Less Money than They Earn? (A Perspective of an Anesthesiologist)

Editor’s Note: Dr. Sunny Vig is an anesthesiologist who blogs at youbethree.com. She has a lot of great insights...

billing, compensation, money, pay

Short term rentals with Dr. David Draghinas

Written by Brent Lacey on October 11, 2020. Posted in Personal Finance, Podcast, Podcast Episodes.

Podcast Episode 26 – “How I’m Using Short Term Rentals to Achieve Financial Independence” with Dr. David Draghinas

Episode 26 – Financial independence (or FIRE, if you’re into retiring early) is the Holy Grail of personal...

financial independence, personal finance, real estate

Short term rentals for financial independence

Written by Brent Lacey on October 11, 2020. Posted in Featured, Personal Finance.

15 Valuable Tips for Investing in Short Term Rentals

Short term rentals are an underused but highly lucrative option for investing in real estate. If you’ve never considered...

financial independence, personal finance, real estate, short term rentals

Written by Brent Lacey on October 7, 2020. Posted in Anesthesiology, Early Career and Young Professionals, Personal Finance, The Specialist Series.

How Do You Get Paid in Anesthesiology?: Private Practice vs Academic Medicine

Editor’s Note: Dr. Sunny Vig is an anesthesiologist who blogs at youbethree.com. She has a lot of great insights...

anesthesiology, compensation, money, pay

Written by Brent Lacey on October 5, 2020. Posted in Early Career and Young Professionals, Personal Finance, Podcast, Podcast Episodes.

Podcast Episode 25 – “10 Steps to Stop Fighting Over Money with Your Spouse” with Ryan Inman

Episode 25 – The number one cause of divorce in America is money fights and money problems. If you can get on...

communication, marriage, money, personal finance, relationships

Written by Brent Lacey on October 5, 2020. Posted in Early Career and Young Professionals, Personal Finance.

10 Steps to Stop Fighting about Money with Your Spouse

Fighting about money is the number one reason why people get divorced in America. If you can get on the same financial...

marriage, money, personal finance, relationships