Finding Your ‘Why’ for Your Desired Financial Behavior
If you need to change your financial behavior, one idea to explore is to figure out your motivation. In other words, what is your "why"?
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.
If you need to change your financial behavior, one idea to explore is to figure out your motivation. In other words, what is your "why"?
It's not always easy to find the time or motivation to give to those who are less fortunate. Here are some tips for how to jumpstart yourself.
Are you a physician or medical professional looking for a career change? Starting a biotech career could provide a nice, new start.
You may not want to live like a resident. You may not want to get a new job. You may not want to buy a small home. But that might be reality.
One day, you might find yourself in a place where your emergency fund isn't enough to cover your needs. Here are some options for what to do.
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Answering reader questions on childcare expenses, how much you should pay for an engagement ring, robo advisors, and WCI's long-term future.
Stephanie Benjamin has long wanted to be a doctor. But she's wanted to be a writer since she was a child. Here's our conversation with her.
Should you buy a used car and then just drive it into the ground to save money? Here's why that's not necessarily the best strategy.
If you're active duty in the military, is buying a home a prudent thing to do? Here are a few ways to think about it.
Dr. Mehmet Oz didn't make his money solely through his work as a heart surgeon. Here's how he traversed the golden path to wealth.
I was going on maternity leave, and our income was about to dry up. Oh yeah, and we had a negative-$250K net worth. So, here's what we did.
You might not earn what a doctor makes, but there are plenty of ways—some you might not expect—that your job brings value to your family.
Talking with WCI Ambassador Disha Spath about how to set up a budget and why it's so vital. Also answering reader questions about doctor income and 457s.
Answering reader questions on FSAs and the Vanguard target retirement funds tax fiasco. Also, Andrew Paulson answers queries on PSLF.
I recently read a column on some frugal weirdo tendencies, including home haircuts, that you can do to save money. Challenge accepted!
Medical school may not have taught you about money, but we will.
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