10 Ways To Know You Are Competent to DIY Your Investments
Is there a point where people should know they are competent enough to manage their own personal finances? Here are 10 ways to know if you are ready to do it yourself.
Is there a point where people should know they are competent enough to manage their own personal finances? Here are 10 ways to know if you are ready to do it yourself.
Is it acceptable to invest differently from what you might recommend for someone else? It's a question that should be carefully considered by all investors.
This young periodontist is financially on the right track but with lots of expenses competing for his money. Many lessons to be learned for everyone in this episode.
Answering listener questions today about target retirement funds, when to invest in bonds, 529s across state lines, using a trust as a beneficiary, student loan management, and lots more.
Don't be fooled that a high-income makes you immune to financial missteps. Learn from and avoid the mistakes of others and you'll be on the right path to achieve your financial goals.
This dentist travels the world, gives to family and charity, and is living his dream on a retirement "budget" of $400K per year. This is what the future can hold when you practice good principles of investing throughout a lifetime.
Many investors wonder if they should hold off on investing their money because the market is at an all-time high. The answer is no, "dry powder" hurts more than it helps.
Worried PSLF is going away? The solution isn't to avoid the program, it's to save up a side fund you can use to pay off the loans if it does.
Wealthy people think differently from poor people when it comes to earning, saving, spending, and investing. Luckily, you can change the way you think.
Public versus private school is an endless debate, but only because no one ever adds in the opportunity cost, at which point many will realize it is a luxury that they either cannot afford or don't value sufficiently to buy.
Fidelity just came out with a 0% expense ratio index fund. Here's why you shouldn't care.
Responding to some hate mail and answering listener questions today about student loans, disability insurance, getting rid of variable annuities, accountants vs. financial advisors, backdoor Roth IRAs, and delayed tax filing practices.
In this episode we cover disability insurance, loaning money to family members, buying Facebook shares, student loan management, backdoor Roth IRAs, saving on your mortgage rate, whole life insurance, and more.
Today's podcast is sharing all things everybody ought to know about the basics of investing. Basics like understanding your investments, diversification, timing, risk tolerance, speculation, rebalancing, retirement accounts, staying the course. and more. Plus, great reader questions are answered.
Financial lessons to be learned from Prince? You bet. That Raspberry Beret wasn't bought on credit at Bloomingdale's but at a secondhand store. I'd wager she has more money than most doc's driving that Little Red Corvette. Here's Physician on FIRE's tribute to the legend.
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