Financial Transition from MS4 to Emergency Medicine Residency
Financial Wellness
Can't-Miss Tips for Graduates
EMRA and Jay Weinberg present "Financial Wellness for Graduating Medical Students Entering EM Residency," a webinar discussing the following topics:
- Student Loan Strategies and Direct Consolidations
- Importance of Tax Filing as an MS4
- Disability Insurance
- Home Ownership & Physician Mortgage Programs
- Roth IRAs
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Click Here to View the RecordingJay Weinberg is a Financial Advisor with over 20 years’ experience that specializes in assisting emergency medicine professionals. He lectures regularly to Medical Students, Residents and Fellows and has clients throughout the country. If you would like to contact him, please email Jay@atlanticpension.com or call (609)432-8862.
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