Living Like a Resident Is the Answer
Despite the fact I get so much pushback on the idea of living like a resident, here's why it's still THE answer for how to build wealth.
Beginning your financial journey and learning about personal finance can seem awfully overwhelming. But instead of trying to solve the entire puzzle at once, it’ll be easier (for your mind and for your psyche) to break it down into sections that are more easily digestible.
Despite the fact I get so much pushback on the idea of living like a resident, here's why it's still THE answer for how to build wealth.
My family and I have some big changes ahead of us in the coming year. Here's how I want to navigate 2023 with some new year's resolutions.
Answering reader questions about charitable trusts, TIPS vs. I Bonds, and whether churches should be more transparent about how they spend their tithe money.
Becoming wealthy isn't rocket science, but here are a few "rules" you may not have thought of that helped us to become wealthy.
Are you a budgeting Frugalista, Moderate, or High Roller? Let's explore how your identity can make a huge difference for when you retire.
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An interview with legendary author Vicki Robin where we discuss trading your life energy for money, how the housing crisis affects us, and if fixing the healthcare system is possible.
It's the end of the year, and today, we're in the mood to talk about giving to charity. We need your help figuring out where to donate.
Today we answering your questions around family finances. We address questions about 529s, dependent care FSAs, what to do when you can't live like a resident, custodial roth accounts for your kids, a...
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Over my long investing career, I've made many mistakes that cost me an earlier retirement (or a better-funded one). Let's list them all out.
Between his salary and my income, we were comfortable financially and were pretty casual about our financial lives. But the joke was on us.
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Medical school may not have taught you about money, but we will.
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