Hey all,
I had a quick question for anybody who has knowledge of, or is already doing, financial talks at Residency programs or such. I have been doing some research, and looking into ways to get some extra money/side hustle etc. Obviously, I am pretty busy, and to be completely honest, do not have a lot of other hobbies that would generate income. What I do feel I can bring to the table, and what I think most frequent contributors to this site would as well, would be to provide important and specific financial knowledge to residency programs etc.
Is anybody doing this? Do you charge for your time/is it lucrative? I feel that I did not get almost any financial talks in residency, and that is definitely an area that I was not prepared for. Now that I am out of residency and have done a lot of reading on the subject, I feel that I can make good contributions. I have researched becoming a more "legal" financial advisor through starting a sole proprietor RIA (and becoming an IAR), but that seems pretty convoluted and time consuming, especially since I would not necessarily want to take over people's investments and such. Do I need this to give conference lectures? Or is it fine to not do so, as long as I don't give specific investment advice (like specific index funds etc)?
Any thoughts on this subject would be greatly appreciated. Not only would this be a potential income maker, but I would also feel good about imparting the knowledge that I've obtained through this site and more to new docs who really need it. Thanks again.
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