Lessons Learned from Driving a Supercar
As part of our 25th anniversary celebration, I rented a supercar for us to tool around in for a couple of days. We learned a few lessons.
As part of our 25th anniversary celebration, I rented a supercar for us to tool around in for a couple of days. We learned a few lessons.
What is the Buy, Borrow, and Die strategy, and can physicians and other high earners really make it work for them?
What lessons can we learn from the divorced prominent plastic surgeon, who had to get rid of all their riches in an estate sale?
Plenty of people have been financially successful but still have huge holes in their financial plan. Let’s discuss how to close those gaps.
The passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act will affect plenty of doctors when it comes to income, taxes, healthcare, and student loans.
We talk plenty about how you have to live a good life along the way to retirement. And sometimes it’s OK to splurge in the present.
It's not impossible to reach financial security as a low-income doc in a high COLA, but success is more difficult. These tips will help you.
There are three forms of currency in our lives: money, time, and physical health. Spend some time reflecting on where you are in each area.
I'm getting better as a spender. But a recent trip to South America was a wakeup call to me that I've still got a long way to go.
Are you worried about the wrong financial risks? Here are five scenarios to help better identify and protect yourself from the REAL threats.
Sharing one of our fan favorite sessions from WCICON25, as the WCI columnists joined Dr. Jim Dahle to talk about spending extravagantly.
Credit card travel rewards allowed me to take vacations I never dreamed I could. But does the travel hacking math really work in my favor?
Is using ChatGPT or any other chatbot a good idea when it comes to learning about finance? Here's what ChatGPT itself thinks about it.
If your parents are aging, it's time to have a talk about their finances and future plans. The sooner you do it, the better it's likely to go.
The financial implications of education strategies can be tough, but the question of how we educate our children can't be reduced to money.