After a minimum of 8 years of post-high school education, almost 90% of medical residents will have some or a great deal of debt. With the modest incomes of residency training, the focus at this stage is mostly on learning good financial habits to manage present debt, but also to start saving. Even if the amounts are very small, these financial tips for medical residents emphasize the importance of building good habits essential for long-term success. This page provides a compilation of case studies of real medical residents, illustrating their financial situations and solutions. By exploring these, you can gain valuable insights and strategies to improve your own financial health during and after residency.