One Year Lived – A Review
I occasionally review financial books that are sent to me or that I pick up myself. This book is different from most that I review. The author, Adam Shephard, sent me an electronic copy of his lates...
I occasionally review financial books that are sent to me or that I pick up myself. This book is different from most that I review. The author, Adam Shephard, sent me an electronic copy of his lates...
Which is better, paying private school tuition or buying a nicer house in a neighborhood with good schools? Two doctors wrestle with this dilemma.
In a preceding post, a guest poster argued that doctors are rich, should consider themselves such, and should be proud of their financial success. In this post, I'll argue that: Very few doctors are r...
[Editor's Note: This guest post came out of an email discussion I had with a hospitalist who wishes to remain anonymous. He took exception to many of the posts on the blog that advocate frugality and...
Q. I wanted to ask if you knew anything about Larson Financial....I haven't gotten involved with them yet, only went to a dinner where they spoke at and am meeting with a rep today just to get some mo...
I was interviewed recently by an hourly fee-only financial advisor by the name of Jim Ludwick who has his own internet/radio show called "Swim with Jim." I thought you might be interested in checking...
[Editor's Note: This guest post is written anonymously by a CPA who is currently working as a community college Chief Financial Officer. On a personal basis his six children have attended various pu...
The dentists who read the blog might not be happy about this post, but it's something I've been dealing with a bit since I became a partner a few months ago. I now pay for all of my dental care, one...
[Editor's Note: This is Part 5/5 of a critique of Missed Fortune 101, a book by Douglas Andrew. If you're not coming here from part 4, better go back and read parts 1-4 first.] Insurance Is Not Tripl...
[Editor's Note: This is Part 4/5 of a critique of Missed Fortune 101, a book by Douglas Andrew. If you're not coming here from part 3, better go back and read parts 1-3 first.] A Few Random Criticism...
[Editor's Note: This is Part 3/5 of a critique of Missed Fortune 101, a book by Douglas Andrew. If you're not coming here from part 2, better go back and read parts 1 and 2 first.] Putting Money Down...
[Editor's Note: This is Part 2/5 of a critique of Missed Fortune 101, a book by Douglas Andrew. If you're not coming here from part 1, better go back and read that first.] Don't Contribute To A 401K?...
One of the pearls Dave has contributed to the personal finance lexicon are his "Baby-Steps." They seem aimed at the financially clueless, but they still have merit for the more knowledgeable.
Q. What should I do with a windfall, such as a $500K inheritance from a long lost Uncle or a larger sign-on bonus than expected? A. Two of my favorite investing/finance books, The Bogleheads Guide To...
Q. Should I use my HSA for out of pocket health care expenses or use it as a Stealth IRA? A. I've written before about the wonderful benefits of a Health Savings Account (HSA.) If used for health ca...