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Financial Playbook

Stop wasting 100+ hours chasing answers online and get the exact steps to handle your finances in med school

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Launch Offer: $19 (normally $29) 🔥

Built for med students, by a med student. I spent over 100 hours collecting the answers I wish I had during my own training.

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Everything in one place. No more scattered websites or late-night Googling. It’s all here.

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Easy to read, easy to use. Written in clear language, with Budget Your MD formatting designed to be simple and skimmable.

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Chapters for every stage. From day one of med school to graduation, it’s a guide you’ll keep coming back to.

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“I built this because I was tired of feeling lost when it came to money in med school. If you’ve ever felt the same, this was written for you.”

Christian, Founder of Budget Your MD

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  • Cover page of a financial workbook titled 'The Canadian Medical Student Financial Playbook' with a clipboard icon featuring medical and financial symbols and the logo 'Budget Your MD' at the top.
  • Table of contents page for a medical program titled 'Budget Your MD' with five sections including Pre-Medicine, Year 1, Year 2, Year 3, and Year 4.
  • Infographic titled 'Budget Your MD: Pre-Medicine Starting Off Strong.' It explains the financial aspects of medical school, including managing student debt, understanding costs such as tuition, rent, groceries, and vehicle insurance, and emphasizes tools like student loans. There are icons illustrating handshake, books, dollar bills, and an hourglass, along with a tip about acknowledging emotional costs.
  • An infographic explaining what a line of credit is, with steps illustrating how interest is calculated and applied to a medical student loan, including icons and a section on where to find options for credit lines in Canada.