How to Fix Your Financial Problems
We all have money problems. The sooner and more effectively you address yours, the sooner you will be on the path to financial security.
We all have money problems. The sooner and more effectively you address yours, the sooner you will be on the path to financial security.
Side gigs are all the rage but here are five reasons why spending less beats earning more.
The Physician Philosopher explains his charted path to financial independence and the milestones everyone should celebrate along the way.
Do your spending habits leave you with buyer's remorse? Here's TPP's strategy for promoting health and wealth through your relationship with money.
Physician on FIRE warns about the many ways having a high income can actually get in the way of building wealth.
Today's guest shares her story of financial infidelity -- a spouse who was hiding a gambling addiction. Lots of important lessons for everyone to learn from her story.
Broke? Buried in debt? Meager retirement savings? I want to motivate you to turn it around and have an awesome financial life in less than 5 years.
WCI found an old budget in the filing cabinet. It was good for a few laughs, but there are serious lessons there too.
Do you just WANT money or do you really CARE about money? PoF shares his thoughts on what it is to be a good steward over our financial resources.
Here's a simple 15-step plan to harness the power of focus in your financial journey.
There's an alternative way to wealth that doesn't require living a Spartan life. Simply delay, by a few months or even years, the major purchases in life.
Today I review, "Retirement Planning for Young Physicians" by Ralph Crew. If I haven't convinced you to save for retirement, this book should scare you into doing so.
Carve out a large percentage of your income for building wealth and then spend the rest on what REALLY makes you happy. Forget the other stuff!
What does it really mean financially to choose a lower-paying medical specialty? Today, I quantify that question with surprising results.
Driving an inexpensive car is a wealth-building machine. The difference between driving a $5,000 car and an expensive one is over $1 million in a lifetime.