What's good, everyone.

This is Dr. Ney.

Yo, this is the second part of episode 428.

In this episode, we're going to be talking about finances and should professionals, specifically doctors, should we be putting our money together for whatever reason it may be?

So real quick story, me and Renee, when we got married, I was gung-ho, separate finances.

Renee was gung-ho, put our money together and see what we can do.

Straight to the point, I was wrong.

She was right.

As always, helped us with so many things, not only making our relationship stronger, but also

helped us pay off almost $700,000 in student loan debt much quicker.

In this episode, we're going to dive into why we made that decision, kind of some of the

ebbs and flow of how we finally decided to make that decision.

And if we're going to get into specifically why you all should combine your finances and

in some reasons why people just don't want to do it.

This is all based off of an op-ed article put out by... you all should combine your finances and in some reasons why people just don't want to do it.

This is all based off of an op-ed article put out by the prudent, let me sure I get this right,

the prudent plastic surgeon, Dr. Jordan Frey, and the name of his article was,

do physician couples need to share finances, right? And he gets into why and all this stuff, you're going here i'll take on it so without further ado let's jump right into it um there was an article that came out

by the prudent physician i forget his name i think it's the prudent i think it's the plastic surgeon

i can't remember but it was in my do proximity thing?

And it said, do physician couples need to share finances?

Right?

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