Nobody Taught Us This in Medical School
9 Sept 2026 · 1 min

1:20
In this personal‑finance talk, Ndubuisi “Andy” Egwim shares lessons he wishes were taught in medical school. He frames insurance as a protective tool you hope never to use, stresses the importance of knowing and reviewing your financial systems, and highlights the advantage of planning for early retirement (e.g., retiring at 55‑57) by structuring finances early. He contrasts budgeting—telling money what to do—with automation—ensuring the plan actually happens. Finally, he emphasizes paying off debt, distinguishing good from bad debt, and warns that a 27% credit‑card rate is a clear example of terrible (bad) debt.










