Ndubuisi 'Andy' Egwim addresses doctors, urging them to treat financial education like continuous professional development (CPD). He argues that doctors can ignore most financial noise and focus on core topics—taxes, ISAs, pensions, and basic investing—to make better decisions and potentially save thousands to millions over their careers.
Now, as a doctor, you can get financially smarter without wasting all your time on junk advice. I mean, doctors and medics can keep 99% of the financial noise and focus on one simple approach. Now, we spent years learning medicine, but no one taught us how to manage money. That doesn't mean you can't learn. Doctors are learning machines. We are smart people. So start by treating your financial education like your cpd, your continuous professional development. So CPD for your money. The more you know, the more informed decisions you make. You can learn about taxes, your isa, your pensions, and basic investing, and that can save you thousands, if not hundreds of thousands and millions over your working career.
