<prompt> Human: Hey guys First time poster, long time lurker. Im a 29 yo medical resident about to graduate and take a position bumping my salary from 70--3-400k. Wanted to know how I should manage my money.Currently have about 50 k total 30k Roth, 20k individual accts invested. About 1800 in checking, and 1000 cc debt which I pay off each month. Lucky enough not to have any college or med school loans. No spouse or kids.Wondering what the best way for me to set myself up for financial successindependence as soon as possible. Do I hire someone to manage my money? Do I just continue to buy stocks or ETFs mutual funds? Id ideally want to be able to buy a house within the next 5 years or so, as I currently dont own one. The only advice I received previously was to not go into CC debt, and to set up a Roth while in residency and try to max it out each year, which Ive done.Any advice would be appreciated.Thanks  <response>: Ive seen White Coat Investor linked a couple times on here, and it may have answers more directly pertinent to your situation. Pay down your debts, save your money, continue to live like a resident and build up savings and you should have plenty of flexibility for whatever comes your way. 