Law School for the Rest of Us
Does law school make financial sense if you don't go to a Top 14 school? Othala Fehu argues it does. He says it leads to a fulfilling career with great earning potential.
Does law school make financial sense if you don't go to a Top 14 school? Othala Fehu argues it does. He says it leads to a fulfilling career with great earning potential.
Physician contract negotiations are high-stakes affairs, and doctors are poorly prepared to come out well. Time for a new skillset.
Thought doctors had the patent on bad financial decisions? Think again. Even many business executives can't manage their own finances.
Dave Ramsey gives a lot of great advice. And a little bad advice. Know the difference!
One of the lessons frequently taught to me growing up was that I was free to choose anything I like, but that I wasn't free to choose the consequences of my choices. Those were attached to the choices, like two ends of a stick.
Medicine is a wonderful career and calling. But that doesn't mean a physician can't be an entrepreneur. If you already have the entrepreneurial bug, here are some tips. If not, maybe I can inspire you to look at the world in a way that is a bit more entrepreneurial.
Well, we did it. We paid off the mortgage and are debt-free. It feels good to accomplish one of our major financial goals.
It's a pretty good life. And it's yours for the taking. The only cost is living like a resident for a few short years after training when you really don't even know what you're missing yet.
Laurel Road, the student loan refinancing division of DRB, is a sponsor of The White Coat Investor scholarship and a great option for refinancing your student loans at a lower rate.
Medicine has its advantages and disadvantages as a career. But what you really think about it is revealed when you are asked, "Would you be supportive of your child's interest in medicine?"
Many doctors looking to boost their income consider doing medicolegal or disability consulting. If you have interest, there are many resources to help you expand your practice.
Over the years, I'm gradually becoming more productive. Here are some of the things I have learned. Hopefully you can apply some of them to your life.
Prenuptial agreements are a touchy subject. But given the high divorce rates in our society, they should be considered, especially by those coming into the marriage with significant assets or children from a prior relationship.
Emergency funds allow you to take on many risks, avoid debt, and avoid selling low. But don't be dogmatic about them--the opportunity cost is real, especially for those who are not rich yet.
Lifestyle inflation can damage your financial life. Understanding how it impacts your finances and having strategies for handling it are key.