What COVID Taught Me About Money
COVID has had a profound impact both in and outside of medicine, including in the financial world. Here is what COVID has taught me about money…
Month: March 2020
10 Personal Finance YouTube Channels You Should Be Watching
Do you find yourself caught into the never-ending vortex of YouTube. Well, make your time educational with these 10 personal finance YouTube channels!
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MMM #12: Investing Waterfalls
Have you ever heard of the concept of investing waterfalls? Prepare to learn all about it and about how investing waterfalls applies to you!
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Should I Sell When the Market is Low? Dealing with the Bear Market
Market downturns and bear markets scare people witless. The reason behind the fear is just as interesting as what to do about it. Come learn why you get scared, and how to deal with that fear. This may be the advice that keeps your financial life on track.
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How to Stay Steady During a Bear Market
How are you dealing with the virus and the impact of the market that is coming from it? Learn how to stay steady with your investments during this bear market!
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The Fear of Spending Money
It’s okay to stick to our guns, but sometimes being frugal can make spending money an anxiety provoking experience. Do I have the fear of spending money? We bought a house. Am I a hypocrite? Come take a walk through my mind.
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MMM #11: 529 Plans for College Education
Are you planning on paying for you children’s college? Learn everything you need to know about your state’s 529 plan!
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5 Tax Deductions for High Earners (plus a Tax Hack)
Taxes often feel like the enemy around this time of year, particularly for high earners. However, there are some great ways to minimize your tax burden. This post has 5 of them plus a 6th tax hack.
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Retired Not Retired
Ever think about retiring, but not truly giving everything up? Learn how Physician on FIRE defines his life as “retired not retired” in today’s Saturday Selection.
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Time is Money, but Money Can’t Buy Time
Please, tell me I am not the only one who thinks like this? My monetary mindset currently revolves around our biggest (current) financial goal: Paying off our student loans. I hope that some day I can truly learn that Time is Money and that money is a means to an end. It’s not an end in itself.
