Money Used to Buy Me Stuff
Physician On FIRE Discusses why he made the change from working to buy more stuff to working to buy more time.
Physician On FIRE Discusses why he made the change from working to buy more stuff to working to buy more time.
PoF waxes eloquent on the topic of frugality, but he's far less extreme than you might expect from a FIRE blogger.
Thought doctors had the patent on bad financial decisions? Think again. Even many business executives can't manage their own finances.
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.
The math of early retirement is relentless. Start spending more and it will delay your financial independence.
When bad things happen in the markets and your life, you may need to call forth your secret weapon. Using it is a powerful way to rapidly improve your financial ratios.
Personal finance is both personal and financial. Be sure you attack it from both behavioral and mathematical perspectives.
It's not impossible to reach financial security as a low-income doc in a high COLA but success is surely more difficult. These tips will help you get there.
We all practice evidence-based medicine. Maybe we practice evidence-based investing. But do we practice evidence-based living?
Most of the time the information on this site helps you to get rich. Today, we're going to talk about how to feel rich. It can be surprisingly hard.
Physician on FIRE describes his rapid path to financial independence. Silver spoon? Maybe a little, but mostly just benefitted from parents who talked about money.
Physician on FIRE discusses the lifestyles of four doctors and the effect of those choices on their retirement date. Want to retire sooner? Spend less!
Our first Kid's Korner Kolumn discusses the lessons learned in the household of a White Coat Investor. Share it with your kids!
We had a hemorrhage recently. It was bad. It was a financial hemorrhage. There was a lot of fun involved, and no serious damage, but we did learn some lessons.
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.