I am having a bit of a disagreement with a recent article Larry Swedroe wrote. Now Larry is a smart guy, so anytime I find myself on the opposite side of an argument, I get a little uncomfortable. E...
[Editor's Note: This is a guest post I asked a regular poster on the Bogleheads board to submit to the blog. He is an attorney who wishes to remain anonymous who was responding to a question from an...
What do you need to know when implementing or changing a small business retirement plan? Konstantin Litovsky discusses it here.
You need to understand the 4% rule and the perils of inflation, but there is one bit of good news for doctors who want to retire comfortably.
The United States' 401K-based retirement system sucks. Implementing these 10 reforms would give an economic boost to the entire country.
Q. Would you consider a follow up to the outstanding post you wrote about separating from the military, but focusing on separating after hitting 20 years? I'm an emergency physician (Navy) with 1 mor...
The Federal Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) is the “401K” for military and other federally employed physicians. It is a great retirement plan, with minimal expenses (2-3 basis points total), and 5 great in...
Q. I'm a solo physician with several employees. We have a 401K/profit-sharing plan filled with expensive, actively managed mutual funds. We pay an adviser's fee of 1% in addition to mutual fund expe...
[Editor's Note: I invited Jay D. Adkisson, JD, a well-known "asset protection" attorney and author of "Asset Protection: Concepts & Strategies" to write this guest post after a comment he made to...
No reason to only save $17.5K toward retirement just because that's the limit on your 401K. Try these other options.
I was reading about a survey by the Physicians Foundation recently which had some rather sobering findings. They sent out these 48 question surveys to 630,000 doctors and only heard back from 13,575,...
[Editor's Note: This is a guest post I'm really excited about. Andy Walker, MD, FAAEM is a recently retired emergency physician. Like many of the best guest posts on this site, I solicited this one...
My last post discussed how I recently made partner and how this has given me additional income, expenses, risk, and personal financial complexity. In this post, we'll discuss the ways becoming a part...
Lots of people looking for early retirement are way too afraid of the age 59 1/2 rule. It's pretty easy to get around though, once you read the regulations.
Early retirement sounds great, until you realize what you have to give up to get it. Sometimes the best choice is to simply work a little longer.