What Should I Do Next With My Money?
A reader wonders what he should do next with his money. The answer might be to spend some of it, but read this post before going down that route.
A reader wonders what he should do next with his money. The answer might be to spend some of it, but read this post before going down that route.
[Editor's Note: This guest post is from John Lim, MD. He sent me this email: "I'm a radiologist practicing in Newport Beach, California in a group of about 30 radiologists. I had no prior financial b...
[My April column in Physician's Money Digest is on a strategy that isn't particularly new, but if you haven't heard of it, then it is new to you. I frequently am asked to write something about Roth co...
Some ways of expanding your Roth space come with significant costs, and some are a no-brainer. Find out which ones you should already be doing and which ones you ought to consider now and in the future.
[Editor's Note: Many high-income professional investors first learned about the Backdoor Roth IRA on this site. One of my most popular posts is the tutorial on the process. In the lengthy comments sec...
Most people invest in their children's 529 accounts way too conservatively. You can be a lot more aggressive than you might at first suppose.
Lots of people looking for early retirement are way too afraid of the age 59 1/2 rule. It's pretty easy to get around though, once you read the regulations.
Although it lacks the tax and asset protection benefits of a retirement account, a taxable account isn't all bad. Here's how to invest tax-efficiently.
Need a bigger tax break? Have a healthy family? You might want to consider using a high deductible health insurance plan rather than a more standard HMO or PPO plan. You benefit from the lower prem...