Financial Lessons Learned from a Doctor Turned Patient
At 36, I was a health nut. I followed all the recommendations I preached to my patients. Then, one day, I woke up dizzy. It was MS.
At 36, I was a health nut. I followed all the recommendations I preached to my patients. Then, one day, I woke up dizzy. It was MS.
For those who want an alternative to stocks and bonds, oil and gas investing can be a good way to save in taxes or create an income stream.
Annuities are not usually recommended for readers of The White Coat Investor. But does investing in QLACs actually make sense?
Along with financial planner SC Gutierrez, answering reader questions about the benefits of the new SAVE student loan program, the importance of a written financial plan, and using HSAs as retirement accounts.
Let's compare seven different private real estate lending funds from four different companies and see what we like (and what we don't).
Answering reader questions about how 401(k) and IRA limits are totally separate, making Roth vs. traditional contributions, and what to do with retirement accounts when transitioning from residency.
Taking a deep dive into annuities and whether you should get one while we also answer other reader questions about the scourge of whole life insurance and how to best use a Donor Advised Fund.
Is opening a Roth IRA for your children a smart move? Here's what you need to know about starting a retirement account for your kids.
Don't make the mistake of putting your resources toward college savings at the expense of retirement savings. It might come back to bite you.
Not everything The White Coat Investor publishes is fully embraced by the readership. Here were some of our biggest fights.
When inflation rears its ugly head, how should you position your portfolio? Is it actually worth making any changes at all?
Learn how 529 to Roth IRA rollovers work and understand the restrictions to ensure that your rollover isn’t subject to taxes and penalties.
Some people misunderstand what a tax-deferred account really is. And it could affect your asset allocation and retirement spending decisions.
What if you have money to save and want a better return than a traditional savings account? An online savings account is a place to start.
I often find the best place to hold cash is in a municipal money market fund. But you have to periodically check the yields to know for sure.