Would You Quit Your Job as a Lottery Winner?
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.
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.
Today's guest dissects common issues facing physicians as they plan for retirement -- giving you needed tools to optimize your money.
Should you use your non-governmental 457 plan? You'll need to balance the risk of loss with the tax break available.
Learn from Four Pillars of Investing author, Dr William Bernstein, how to manage your level of risk to be a winner at the retirement game.
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.
There is a new look to retirement. It's no longer just a date on the calendar when you switch from full-time to not working at all. Here's a look at PIMD's gradual retirement.
A physician and his stay-at-home wife are approaching retirement, and not quite sure how to spend their assets.
Residents can save for retirement. In fact, it is best to start that habit with your first paycheck. Roth IRAs are ideal places for a resident's retirement savings.
[Editor's Note: I love guest posts from regular readers and I know you all appreciate hearing a different voice. I especially enjoy getting well-written guest posts that require minimal editing. This...
Sometimes you know you're behind the 8 ball. Here are some workarounds for physicians to still retire comfortably despite a late start.
[Editor's Note: This is a pre-retirement financial checklist from one of my monthly columns at Physician's Money Digest (MDMag.com) discussing debt management, insurance planning, income planning, est...
When it comes to personal finance, some things matter more than others. The secret to wealth is no secret, and getting rich slowly works best. The path to wealth is to make a lot of money, save a lot...
If you haven't read the first four parts of this series, I suggest you go there first: Part 1: Sequence of Returns Risk, Inflation Risk, and the Safe Withdrawal Rate Part 2: Getting income from your v...
You can be done when saving for lots of goals like buying a car, house, or a child's education but how do you know when you're done saving for retirement?