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In this episode of the Medics' Money podcast, the host welcomes Dr. Edmund Jack to discuss his financial journey and share valuable tips for fellow doctors. Approaching 1.4 million downloads, the podcast has been helping healthcare professionals improve their financial wellbeing. Dr. Jack, a GP from Devon, talks about his diverse career and the phases of his financial life, from debt accumulation to investment strategies. He highlights the importance of a structured approach to finances and the benefits of the Medics' Money Financial Wellbeing course. Key topics include sensible investing strategies, whether to pay off the mortgage or invest, and the psychological aspects of finance. Dr. Jack emphasizes the significance of having a clear financial plan, automating investments, and the long-term benefits of a diversified portfolio. Listeners also get insights into the ongoing debate about active vs. passive investing and tips for those just starting their financial journey.

00:00 Introduction and Podcast Milestone

01:53 Guest Introduction: Dr. Edmund Jack

02:13 Dr. Jack's Financial Journey

05:14 Discovering MedicsMoney

12:39 Key Learnings from the Financial Wellbeing Course

16:55 Investment Strategies: Active vs. Passive

31:30 Final Thoughts and Tips for Beginners

34:28 Conclusion and Upcoming Events

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