Phase of Life Spending
In our efforts to build bigger nest eggs, we can forget that wealth is a tool, not an endpoint. Money is but a poor surrogate for time.
In our efforts to build bigger nest eggs, we can forget that wealth is a tool, not an endpoint. Money is but a poor surrogate for time.
Realtor fees add up, and the more frequently you move, the more painful they are. Selling by owner can improve your odds of coming out ahead.
Your Money or Your Life is one of the most well-regarded books in the personal finance space. Here's what you can glean from reading it.
Working as a locum tenens offers advantages for physicians who don’t mind the uncertainty, but it’s important to consider the pros and cons.
We've been spending a lot more money in these past few years. Here's all that we've learned from our lifestyle explosion.
I am a nephrologist, and part of my income comes from seeing the same patients for years. How much is it worth it to me to silence my truth?
Doctors should follow these 10 steps to reach financial independence. Let's call them the 10 commandments of The White Coat Investor.
Here’s a closer look at Boldin vs. Empower to understand the best financial tracking and planning apps for your financial goals.
If you’re one of those who needs to loosen the purse strings a bit, this post is for you. Here are some tips for how to spend your money.
What happens if family comes to you and asks for money? If I say no, what will Thanksgiving dinner be like? Will this erode our relationship?
An interview with Britt Williams Baker, co-founder of Dow Janes, a company created to help educate women on all things finances. We discuss the difference in finances for women vs. men and why credit card debt is so prevalent.
Whether you’re aiming for financial independence or want to improve your budgeting, consider minimalism vs. frugality and how to apply them.
Too often, people equate spending with living life to the fullest. That's not how it works. Spend less, live more, and thank me later.
There's not a clear answer for how much you should save to pay for your kids' college education. But here's how to take an educated guess.
Is a Donor Advised Fund the best way to give generously to charities? Here are the pros and cons so you can decide.