Young physicians: Here’s how to get your finances back on track

It’s not uncommon for doctors to enter the field with mounds of medical school debt and little savings — after all, they spend extended time in school before starting their practices.

It’s not uncommon for doctors to enter the field with mounds of medical school debt and little savings — after all, they spend extended time in school before starting their practices.

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Young physicians: Here’s how to get your finances back on track

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