Medical school is one of the few times you will borrow heavily against an income you do not yet earn. Understanding how your cash flow, debt and savings fit together makes those years easier to manage — and leaves you in a stronger position when residency begins.
The big picture. Which financial areas deserve attention now, and which can wait.
How to borrow deliberately when the available limit is far larger than your actual need.
Planning around tuition, rotations and the costs that arrive only once a year.
How much accessible cash makes sense when you are already carrying debt.
What to do with money beyond your immediate needs, and whether investing should wait.
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