My Worst Financial Decisions of 2019
Making bad financial decisions is easier than we care to admit. Check out the worst financial decisions of 2019 so you don’t make the same mistakes in 2020.
Month: May 2020
Can I trust PSLF? The PSLF Side Fund
A recent area in physician personal finance that has the same dilemma, which requires the Trust, But Verify method is PSLF (Public Service Loan Forgiveness). People often ask, “Can I trust PSLF?” My answer? Have a back-up plan.
And trust, but verify. Let’s dig in.
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MMM #21: Why Cash Flow is King, Queen, and Jester of the Courts
No matter how many financial goals you set, you can’t achieve any of them without cash flow! Learn why cash flow is king!
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Are You Ready to Become Financially Free?
Do you know whether to pay down debt or invest? Having trouble getting on the same financial page with your spouse? Have you tried (and failed) budgeting? It is time for a cash flow plan that helps you find your financial freedom. Here is how to do it!
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How Our Annual Spending Determines Our Retirement Needs
Money is a funny thing. When you first start gaining financial literacy it all seems very complicated. We assume that we need enough money to replace 70-100% of our current income in order to retire. It turns out that’s not actually true. It has a lot more to do with your annual spending, and – … Read more
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Most Docs
Most docs struggle with finances and lifestyle inflation and saving. Learn to beat these struggles with some advice from White Coat Investor.
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Proof is in the Pudding: Live like a Resident
It’s often said, “Live like a resident during and after reisdency!” But where’s the proof that you should live like a resident after residency? Well, the proof is in the pudding. Let’s look at the ingredients to see if that math adds up.
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MMM #20: Pre-Tax or Roth: That’s the Question
Pre-tax or Roth? Which one is right for you? You’ll learn everything you need to know in the latest Money Meets Medicine
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The Guide to Guilt-Free Spending
Do you ever feel guilty later for a purchase you made? Maybe it was the car. Or the house. Or that fancy new bike, clothes, or purse. Regardless, there is an answer to guilt-free spending that involves spending MORE money on what you love. Read this post to find out more.
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Financial Freedom: Book Reviews From Generation X
Generation Xers are reaching financial freedom and eager to share their stories. Two books on financial independence from Generation X reviewed.
