Three Pathways to Wealth
Financially successful doctors generally take one of three pathways to success. Which is the right fit for you to build wealth?
Financially successful doctors generally take one of three pathways to success. Which is the right fit for you to build wealth?
Should I buy stocks now? The real question should be, "should I try to time the market"? With a solid investing plan you'll never ask either question.
Punch in, punch out, get paid. PIMD thinks there's a better way to live and work through creating passive income. Simple concept, yes -- but not easy.
Discussing the different types of retirement accounts, tax benefits of private real estate funds, what to do with your money in residency, adding small caps to your three-fund portfolio, and lots more!
The Bogleheads forum is a diverse group that has done an incredible amount of good. However, too many of them are missing the mark.
I have long railed against the buying and selling of individual stocks. So how is it that I came to own one myself?
Is the Stretch IRA really dead? No, it isn't gone -- it's just different. Here's how the New Stretch IRA works and how you can take advantage of it.
A property doesn't need to follow the 1% rule in order to provide an acceptable investment return. Discussing the exceptions and a word of caution.
Today's guest dissects common issues facing physicians as they plan for retirement -- giving you needed tools to optimize your money.
Here's an update on how my various real estate holdings are faring through the coronavirus pandemic.
What questions should you ask to determine the best state to invest in real estate? Also talking mortgage forbearance, multiple 401(k) rules, PAYE vs REPAYE, mega backdoor Roth contributions, and lots more.
Roth Conversions aren't complicated. The decision about whether or not to do one and how much to convert absolutely can be. Here is a guide to help.
Should you follow Dave Ramsey's recommended asset allocation for your portfolio? Maybe. We'll have to decipher it first.
I can talk until I'm blue in the face about how to build a portfolio, but maybe it is easier to just show you.
Where do you fall in the cash vs leverage debate? PIMD makes the case for using borrowed money to invest in real estate properties.