6 Months of Part-Time Work: How I Saved $60,000 on Taxes
I dropped 40% of my workdays to work a part-time schedule. Here's how this impacted my life and my tax bill as compared to working full-time.
I dropped 40% of my workdays to work a part-time schedule. Here's how this impacted my life and my tax bill as compared to working full-time.
Most military physicians know they are getting paid less than civilian doctors. But how much less is a real factor for military docs.
As a higher earner, the greatest tool to wealth-building that you have in your arsenal is your income. Here's how to make it work for you.
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An interview with veterinarian Erik Hofmeister, where he discusses a vet's life, how much they can make, and how much schooling could cost.
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Those who attend international medical schools are taking a big gamble with their residency match. Here are a few ways to fix the problem.
One doctor's story of how a financially successful medical career doesn't have to be at odds with a happy and even big family life.
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