Fight Burnout with Both Saving and Spending
Career burnout affects physicians and other professionals at alarming rates. Fight burnout with prodigious saving and targeted spending.
Career burnout affects physicians and other professionals at alarming rates. Fight burnout with prodigious saving and targeted spending.
Punch in, punch out, get paid. PIMD thinks there's a better way to live and work through creating passive income. Simple concept, yes -- but not easy.
The Physician Philosopher explains his charted path to financial independence and the milestones everyone should celebrate along the way.
A couple enrolls in the WCI course and creates their own written financial plan. PoF reviews their plan and the process that guided them.
PIMD highlights his top financial decisions from last year. Lots of valuable lessons for all to learn from his successes (and failures).
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.
Where do you fall in the cash vs leverage debate? PIMD makes the case for using borrowed money to invest in real estate properties.
Want to FIRE but know it's still a decade away? TPP thinks you should consider Partial FIRE to stay in the game of medicine without burning out.
Here's Physician on FIRE's guide to tax-loss harvesting for those of you with Fidelity brokerage accounts.
Do fear and anxiety keep you from investing in real estate? PIMD helps identify those fears so you can move forward with your goals.
Which retirement accounts should you use first? Today we've got The Physician Philosopher's take on the best order to fill up your investing accounts.
Physician on FIRE breaks out his spreadsheets to calculate and quantify which folks will get the most value from doing backdoor Roth IRAs.
Does money buy happiness? It depends. TPP believes there are 5 ways to spend money that actually CAN buy you happiness.
$1 Million just isn't enough so PIMD is figuring out how to make $5 million in real estate. Realistic? PIMD thinks so.