Flawless Home Purchase Part 2 – Guest Post
Editor's Note: This is part 2 of this article written by Josh Mettle. Part 1, including disclosure of important financial conflicts of interest I have with the author, can be found here.] In our last...
Editor's Note: This is part 2 of this article written by Josh Mettle. Part 1, including disclosure of important financial conflicts of interest I have with the author, can be found here.] In our last...
[Editor's Note: Tthis week we're going to focus on home buying and mortgages, especially physician mortgages. On Monday, I surveyed the physician mortgage landscape. Today and tomorrow feature a two-...
[Editor's Note: This is a guest post from Ian Lord, a stay at home dad who operates a small custom embroidery business called Gryphon Threads. He also blogs parenting, gear and toy reviews, school, an...
[Editor's Note: This article was originally published in the ACEP Young Physicians Section Newsletter a few months ago. There isn't an electronic copy of the newsletter to link to, so I've decided to...
[Editor's Note: This is a guest post from Douglas Segan, MD, JD. We have no financial relationship.] The Issue You are at the desk of the car rental office. The odds are that you are a little stres...
"If you can't live on $200,000 a year, you have a spending problem, not an earning problem." --The White Coat Investor An Earning Problem I've been using this line for years when talking to medical st...
[Editor's Note: This is a guest post from Jarred Draney, the owner of the website hsarates.com, and a guy who knows an awful lot about HSAs. We have no financial relationship.] If you happen to be on...
A home is an investment, for better or worse. It has expenses, has capital gains (or losses) and pays dividends (saved rent.) Invest wisely.
I was on the Social Security website the other day. I highly recommend you spend a little bit of time there. You have to make a log-in to see your personalized information, but you'll eventually nee...
I had the recent opportunity to review my own health insurance coverage. It was an interesting experience, especially in light of the recent changes to the health insurance marketplace due to passage...
There are two cities in this world that always make me feel poor, no matter what my income when I go there, London and New York City. I returned recently from a very enjoyable 6 day vacation to New Y...
Today we continue our series on whole life insurance. This week we've learned how whole life works and that it isn't great insurance or a great investment. Yesterday we learned that whole life insur...
I recently had an article published on The Student Doctor Network (SDN) entitled Financial Considerations For the Student Doctor. It is aimed squarely at medical students and their financial needs, b...
Medicine is a wonderful profession which does vast amounts of good. I attended my 10 year medical school reunion recently and I was even more impressed with the accomplishments of my classmates than...
[Editor's Note: This is a guest post written by Jason Cabler. Jason is a Dentist, Christian personal finance blogger, speaker, and owner of Celebrating Financial Freedom. He teaches people how to be...