In the rushed life of a medico—early mornings, long shifts, endless study hours—financial literacy and planning often takes a backseat. After all, who has the time to think about savings, investments, or retirement while preparing for exams or managing patients? Yet, ironically, the very nature of a medico’s career demands financial literacy more than ever

Have you ever attended a conversation about finance where someone is throwing around words like “arbitrage,” “derivatives,” or “yield-to-maturity” with such ease that it feels like they’re auditioning for a TED Talk? Sure, they sound smart, but if everyone listening is either confused or bored, what’s the point? Finance, like medicine, is as complicated as