Financial Flexibility – Don’t Spend It All at Once
Have you ever thought: I’m buying this because I deserve it? Here's why that could be a dangerous mindset—and what I'm doing about it.
Have you ever thought: I’m buying this because I deserve it? Here's why that could be a dangerous mindset—and what I'm doing about it.
As the Paris Olympic games are set to begin, let's take a look at past elite-level athletes who went on to become doctors.
An interview with personal finance guru Mike Piper where we discuss the mistakes and misconceptions with Social Security; what you should do after you have accumulated more money than you need; and how, when, and why to talk to your children about inheritance.
Has there ever actually been a golden age of physician income? And if so, when was it? The answer might not be what you're expecting.
I asked several white coat investors what they learned from their parents about finance. Here are the stories they told about their families.
As a hospital RN for more than 46 years, I have accumulated a bit of life’s wisdom. Here's what I've learned to make me who I am today.
Talking with an attorney who helps docs negotiate their contracts to ensure fair pay and great terms. Discussions include non-competes and if they are really going to be illegal in the future and the importance of knowing what other doctors in your specialty and state earn.
My relationship with finances and wealth during my medical career has always been one of skepticism. Here's how I overcame that apprehension.
Bobby Bonilla represents one of the best passive income stories you might ever hear. Here's a lesson about what Bobby Bonilla Day means.
For DIY investors, the questions of retirement timing and how to calculate what you'll need are hard to dissect. A calculator could help.
We're going back to my email inbox for a discussion of a potpourri of financial topics. I'll answer questions as I do my shoulder workout.
You've heard that owning your home is the best investment you'll ever make, but should it be considered part of your net worth?
Here's the final piece on “Building Prosperity: Exploring the 8 F’s for a Fulfilling Life.” Today, let's talk about faith and fulfillment.
My mother-in-law was tired of maintaining her five-bedroom house and garden. So, we built an accessory dwelling unit. Here's what we learned.
Answering reader questions about what to do when you and your spouse or partner do not see eye to eye about certain parts of your financial life, Roth IRAs, and the Mega Backdoor Roth.