How to Never Run Out of Money in Retirement
Are you afraid of running out of money in retirement? Use these strategies to ensure this does not happen to you.
Are you afraid of running out of money in retirement? Use these strategies to ensure this does not happen to you.
Work matters. A retirement of recreation will soon lose its rejuvenating effect. Try these tips to find purpose (happiness) in your retirement.
I retired from a career as an anesthesiologist at age 43. Why would I leave this lucrative field, how did I make the decision, and what will I be doing now?
Would you quit working if you won the lottery? Financial independence is a lot like winning the lottery, but different in a number of ways.
Bloggers and authors often tell you that you'll be super happy once you're financially independent. They might not know what they're talking about.
Some of the biggest financial decisions of your life come when you receive that first attending paycheck. Spend wisely for early financial independence.
Instead of retiring TO something, retire ON something...or UNDER, FROM, WITH, IN, OR BEFORE something! Retirement advice today from Physician on FIRE.
How does your wealth, or lack of wealth affect your daily life? Why not aspire to a level of wealth where you don't care what you spend on a vacation or a meal and where giving becomes easy.
Physician on FIRE explores financial independence for a doc with a substantial budget and high spending habits.
A discussion today with Crispy Doc about how his mid-career burnout was transformed by financial literacy. We talk financial independence, liking your job, quality of life, super saving, DIY portfolio design, entrepreneurship, and lots more.
You know who you are. You drive an older car, mow the lawn, and live in a middle-class neighborhood. Your secret is your multi-million dollar net worth and your pending early retirement.
How much money is “enough”? And, if you have "enough" what comes next? This is a dilemma we hope every reader will eventually face.
My informal surveys suggest nearly every physician would like to work less than they are working now. I practice medicine part-time because I can. Here's why I think that is a good thing.
Time goes by way too fast. There are limited hours, days, and summers for each of us. PIMD reminds us to not get so caught up in making money that we miss out on making our dream life a reality.
How will you spend your time in retirement? Hopefully doing more of the things you wish you had time for right now! Here's Physician on FIRE's list for how he plans to fill those hours.