You Can’t Do It ALL Wrong
Physicians can actually screw up way more often in their financial lives than others can. The problem is that when physicians blow it, they blow it big.
Physicians can actually screw up way more often in their financial lives than others can. The problem is that when physicians blow it, they blow it big.
So you want to be a stay at home dad? Here are some things to think about first.
You don't need to speculate or buy stuff like Bitcoin to be financially successful, no matter how many seemingly smart people are doing so. Do yourself a favor and let this pitch go right by.
Military pathologist, Dr Anne Champeaux talks about how she became financially independent while also raising a pro tennis player son. Costs can be exorbitant when raising an exceptional child but Dr Champeaux has a formula for making it work.
Financial advice for those caring for their aging parents. Discussing costs for best and worst case scenarios, professional help, guardianship, straightening out financial messes, running out of money and lots more.
What opportunities have you passed up because you were afraid to fail? PIMD thinks we should take a hard look at the cost of inaction in our lives as motivation to choose the life we really desire.
Talking today with surgeon Dr. Nii Darko from Docs Outside the Box about ordinary doctors doing extraordinary things to impact society. Also discussing finances, paying off $600,000+ in student loan debt, and moving toward financial independence.
Today's guest post explores how our values, personality, and priorities, can translate into financial success no matter what side of the Wealth Equation we are on.
Public versus private school is an endless debate, but only because no one ever adds in the opportunity cost, at which point many will realize it is a luxury that they either cannot afford or don't value sufficiently to buy.
What lengths would you go in order to save thousands on your student loans? This doc and his wife got married "socially" but not "legally" in order to keep receiving the maximum subsidy from REPAYE. Was it the right thing to do?
Single-earner families enjoy a lot of tax breaks and efficient spending. Dual-earner families can build wealth quickly and enjoy more career flexibility. Whichever you are, enjoy your advantages.
Physicians are a pretty rational crowd. Why is it then, that we often do the opposite of rational when it comes to personal finances?
Of the books I reviewed this week, it's the only one I actually purchased and really, aside from the history books, the only one I really wanted to read.
Over the years, I'm gradually becoming more productive. Here are some of the things I have learned. Hopefully you can apply some of them to your life.
Prenuptial agreements are a touchy subject. But given the high divorce rates in our society, they should be considered, especially by those coming into the marriage with significant assets or children from a prior relationship.