Financial Implications of Cohabitation – A Pro/Con
Cohabitation brings on both financial risks and benefits. Weigh them carefully, even if you don't care about the moral implications.
Cohabitation brings on both financial risks and benefits. Weigh them carefully, even if you don't care about the moral implications.
Physicians and other high income professionals don't need to adopt the habits of the extreme early retirement crowd in order to be financially successful. A moderate approach may help you optimize your happiness and your finances.
We had a great trip to Belize recently and learned a few lessons, mostly about how to trade money for happiness.
Consumption smoothing is using debt and savings to ensure a constant level of spending throughout your life. It's a bad idea. Don't do it.
Take a peek behind the curtain at what an actual, real life WCI Family Budget Meeting looks like. Trust me, it's more boring than you might think.
Like to spend less time worrying about finances and more time on things that matter most? Here are 6 ways to maximize your time as well as your investments.
Craig Daste thinks fancy cars bought on credit are worth it. I think he's wrong. You decide for yourself.
Giving can all be a lot of fun and can be beneficial to the world, your family, and yourself. WCI readers share the charities they support.
Financial aid planning is the new thing to maximize the difference between the cost of attendance and the expected family contribution. But most high-income professionals shouldn't bother.
WCI received sudden notice that he's out of work as of today. What will he do? How will he eat? How will he keep the wolves from the door?
Looking for a few nuggets of wisdom? Share these with your colleagues and improve the financial life of physicians across the country.
You don't need a debt settlement company to settle your debts. The negotiation technique is simple and easily done without professional help.
Mid-career physicians face unique financial difficulties when compared to their broke early career counterparts and their late career colleagues wrestling with an impending retirement. Consider these issues in your financial planning.
The WCI family spent a whole bunch of money again, this time buying their first brand new car. There are a few lessons to be learned from the experience.