
WCI #392: Heroes of My Life, Part 1
We are so excited to welcome Dr. Dahle back to the podcast after a few months off as he recovered from his mountain climbing accident. Back in August Dr. Dahle was climbing the north face of the Teton...
7 Marras 20241h 1min

MtoM #195: Radiologist Goes Part Time and Finance 101: Real Estate vs. Stocks
This radiologist has had so much success and is celebrating cutting back to part time. He has a net worth of roughly $11 million and could have retired if he wanted to. He said going part time has re-...
4 Marras 202434min

WCI #391: The Student Loan Roller Coaster
"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of light, ...
31 Loka 202455min

MtoM #194: Hospitalists Become Financially Independent after 12 Years and Finance 101: Retirement Accounts for the Self Employed
This dual hospitalist couple has hit a huge net worth milestone become financially independent after just 12 years. He said his entire motivation to save and reduce the amount of work he has to do was...
28 Loka 202432min

WCI #390: WCICON24 Columnist Panel Discussion
Today we are sharing one of our most popular sessions from WCICON24. Each year we have a few of our White Coat Investor columnists join Dr. Dahle on stage to answer questions about their columns, fina...
24 Loka 20241h 5min

MtoM #193: Social Worker Becomes a Millionaire and Finance 101: Health Insurance in Early Retirement
Today we are talking with someone near and dear to us at the White Coat Investor. Cindy was the first employee at White Coat and has been working here helping Dr. Dahle make WCI what it is for over 10...
21 Loka 202431min

WCI #389: Estate Planning, Navigating Your First Attending Job and 529s
Today our friend Margaret Curtis is taking on the role of host while Dr. Dahle is recovering. She is answering your questions off the speak pipe. She talks about a tough estate planning situation with...
17 Loka 202425min

MtoM #192: Hospitalist Pays Off $380,000 of Student Loans and Finance 101: Target Date Funds
This hospitalist paid off $380,000 of student loans in only 3 years! She had a goal and a plan from the moment she completed training. She poured every cent she could into her debt while living like a...
14 Loka 202427min



















