We are turning the tables, and Dr. Jim Dahle is being interviewed by our friend of WCI, Dr. Tyler Scott. Tyler asks Jim about his views on money growing up, lessons he has learned along the way, and how he views money now.
I'm not even an attending yet, but we've saved up close to $1 million. How did we do it? It all started with some free food.
I recently served as a defendant's expert witness in a medical-legal case, and it profoundly changed my perspective on medical practice.
An emailer asked about the best way to buy a $3 million home without selling their current home. Here are seven options to think about.
Doctors are in the top 1%-2% when it comes to pay and prestige. Here's how they can help their kids deal with potential shadow syndrome.
"Don't buy stuff you can't afford" is so simple it's laughable, yet too many of us live with debt we think acceptable. Here's how to change.
Negotiating is getting more of what you want while still creating a win-win solution for both sides. Here are three tips to do it better.
Doctors could earn more income and reach financial freedom earlier by incorporating unconventional jobs into their careers.
Some people are annoyed by having to collect Required Minimum Distributions and pay taxes on them. But here are some good ways to use them.
Carve out a large percentage of your income for building wealth; then spend the rest on what REALLY makes you happy. Forget the other stuff.
Thinking about becoming a 1099 independent contractor? Here's what you should know when weighing being an employee vs. being self-employed.
There are much better things to do with your time than hunting down 0% financing deals. Once quantified, they just look like clipping coupons.
I recently found a social media post that described four types of wealth and how to strive for all of them. Here's how it inspired me.
Every once in a while, I like to rant about one of my personal finance pet peeves: how being car poor keeps you from building wealth.
Here are all the things that doctors should ponder before they sign their name to taking out a personal loan.