Mutual Fund Investing — The Pros and Cons
Two emergency physicians and financial bloggers debate the merits of investing through mutual funds vs. individual stocks.
There are so many ways to invest successfully that the most important thing is to just pick something reasonable and stick with it. But it’s key to know which approach to take and why you’re picking that option.
Two emergency physicians and financial bloggers debate the merits of investing through mutual funds vs. individual stocks.
An article was published flattering doctors that they're special when it comes to investing. They are a little unique, but the article needs a lot of clarification.
Think teachers are poorly paid? They are, but they can still become millionaires. Andrew Hallam explains how.
If index funds are great, then why not leveraged index funds? Here's why not.
When investing in Vanguard index funds, when should you use the ETF and when should you use the mutual fund?
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Is peer-to-peer lending worth it? See a breakdown of one lending strategy and learn about the risks and potential of this asset class.
Coverdell ESAs are an inferior college savings tool compared to a 529. Here's why.
A discussion of how my 401(k) is finally ditching actively managed mutual funds.
Dave Ramsey is spot on with his advice about getting out of debt but I'd be very cautious taking investing advice from him or his endorsed local providers. Here are 4 reasons why he may be leading you astray.
Most variable annuities are too expensive for their benefits. Vanguard, however, offers very inexpensive ones. Most doctors still shouldn't use one though.
Wondered what's in the Gone Fishin' Portfolio and why? This post explains the ins and outs of Alexander Green's famous portfolio.
A review of the investing book by Alexander Green entitled — The Gone Fishin' Portfolio: Get Wise, Get Wealthy...and Get on With Your Life
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All financial advice comes with a conflict of interest. If you don't know what yours is you're likely to get burned.
Don't buy an annuity before reading this book. Chances are good you won't want the annuity after reading the book.
Medical school may not have taught you about money, but we will.
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