Short Term Investing
How should you invest money you need in the short term for a wedding, house, education, etc? The answer depends on how much risk you're willing to take.
How should you invest money you need in the short term for a wedding, house, education, etc? The answer depends on how much risk you're willing to take.
There are lots of portfolios out there that are simply unreasonable. Here's how to identify a reasonable investment plan from the rest.
To clear up misinformation out there, here's what I really think about topics like whole life, financial advisors, AUM fees, cryptocurrencies, etc.
Discussing how to get out of investment mistakes like expensive mutual funds and individual stocks. Also talking the 199 deduction, contract negotiation, PSLF side fund, and lots more.
Here's a simple 15-step plan to harness the power of focus in your financial journey.
What can you do to get your partner on board with personal financial goals? Here are 7 tips to get on the same track toward financial success.
An examination of The Periodic Table of Investment Returns teaches valuable lessons. Most importantly, that you can ditch the crystal ball in favor of diversification.
Are you making mistakes that are lowering your investment return? Stop leaving money on the table and consider these steps to make more on your investments.
Have you made bad decisions with money based on untrue financial advice? TPP dispells 5 myths that commonly derail doctors from achieving financial success.
Wondering why everyone is snickering when you mention you buy individual stocks based on the recommendation of a newsletter? Here's the secret that better-informed investors already know.
Today we talk about the best way to rebalance a portfolio, buying a home while still having student loans, deducting travel expenses, negotiating an employment contract, and lots more.
The best investment strategies are used over and over again, decade after decade, to make your savings last for the long-term.
The Bible has a lot to say about your finances and using money as a tool to work toward a balanced, happy, and successful life.
The stock market gets a bad rap. While there is no guarantee the stock market will continue to go up in the long term, I certainly would not bet against it.
Physician on FIRE carefully considers the pros and cons of dividend investing so you can determine how to get the biggest bang for your buck.
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