The physician's no. 1 financial mistake: a flawed relationship with professional advisors--why you're not getting the advice you should.
In spite of their high level of medical education, physicians are relatively unschooled in administering their financial affairs. They most frequently make uninformed choices in their selection of professional advisors. In this article, the authors discuss what constitute the most grievous errors in this selection process.
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David B
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The Wealth Protection Alliance (WPA), 100 Park Avenue, 33rd Floor, New York, NY 10017, USA.
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Dennis
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