How Loss Aversion Can Ruin Your Retirement
In medical school, I had a professor who told the class, “Paranoia is terrible for your personal life,…
I Figured My Childhood Obsession Would Make Me a Millionaire; Boy, Was I Wrong
When I was a kid, I would repeat the habit monthly. I’d extract my large three-ring binder from…
The Numbers and Psychology of Retirement Spending with Christine Benz
Transcription – WCI – 454 INTRODUCTION This is the White Coat Investor podcast where we help those who…
How Much Do Real Doctors Actually Save for Retirement?
Sometimes here in WCI-land, we think all doctors make a gazillion dollars, save 75% of them, earn 25%…
Running for Exercise and Fishing for Calm: The Benefits of a Hobby
I recently (re)read The House of God, the venerable book on the grueling reality of residency training in…
Dividends, 457(b)s, Side Gigs, and 401(k) Wisdom
In today’s episode, we’re tackling a wide range of listener questions. We’ll break down the pros and cons…
Here’s How Much the Man Who Invented the 4% Rule Actually Spends in Retirement (Spoiler: It’s More Than 4%)
By Josh Katzowitz, WCI Content Director While WCI readers could spends weeks or months (or years!) debating how…
5 Good Times to Retire (and 1 Bad Time)
[EDITOR’S NOTE: Early-bird registration for the 2026 Physician Wellness and Financial Literacy Conference (WCICON26) is now open. That…