Doctors and nurses tend to be trusting people, which can make them vulnerable to financial advice that doesn't match what's actually documented. Their steady incomes don't protect them from this risk.
And when we did a deep dive, some of them gave different reasons. Doctors have a steady income, but that wasn't the one that worried us most. One of you was that doctors tend to be quite trusting. Doctors and nurses tend to be quite trusting. Obviously, in your line of work. In our line of work, we tend to be very trustworthy, trusting people. So we often sometimes transfer distrust to people who have promised to help us with our finances. And sometimes they've given us advice that is not even what the paper is written on.
