WCI #79: Sorting Out An Academic Doc's Finances | White Coat Investor Podcast

This episode I interview an academic doctor about her finances. She is in the process of firing her financial advisor and becoming a do-it-yourselfer. We talk about what accounts she has, asset allocation, 529s, dealing with capitol gains in her taxable accounts, and more. If you have ever thought of becoming a do-it-yourselfer this episode is for you. It isn't that hard and we will help you successfully manage your finances. 

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