6 Reasons The Rich Should Pay off Their Mortgage Early
Paying off a mortgage early versus investing is a long-standing debate that won't be solved any time soon. Here are six reasons high earners probably ought to lean toward paying it off.
Beginning your financial journey and learning about personal finance can seem awfully overwhelming. But instead of trying to solve the entire puzzle at once, it’ll be easier (for your mind and for your psyche) to break it down into sections that are more easily digestible.
Paying off a mortgage early versus investing is a long-standing debate that won't be solved any time soon. Here are six reasons high earners probably ought to lean toward paying it off.
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The National Health Service Corps offers both a loan repayment program and a scholarship program, but the scholarship program is way better, especially for dentists.
Pregnancy can have a profound financial impact on any couple. But when the pregnant person is a physician and the primary breadwinner, it gets even more complicated.
A good football team needs a powerful offense and a stalwart defense. Your financial plan also needs hard work on both sides of the ball.
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Impatience has destroyed many financial plans. Don't let it destroy yours by following these tips.
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Daniel Wrenne guest posts on how to get your spouse on the same page financially. He explains what he and his wife do each month to ensure financial harmony.
Johanna Turner explains some cool tricks for paying for college. Unfortunately, they're less than ideal for high-income earners, who can just use the humble 529.
Financial independence requires eliminating financial concerns from our lives. When we are out of debt, adequately insured, and on track to meet our savings and investing goals, such as college and retirement, we are free to practice in the way we see fit.
Most docs realize the tax system is progressive. But do they realize that the health care system, the education system, and their own family is also?
I think every person who wishes to be financially free should get a budget. Then outgrow it like we did. A budget is like training wheels.
Medical school may not have taught you about money, but we will.
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