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After spending the last few years paying off all of our non-mortgage debt, including our $200,000 in refinanced student loans, my family finally now has enough monthly cash flow to open a Vanguard brokerage account (i.e. taxable account). When considering how to open a brokerage account, I was confronted with many questions that I felt would be helpful to answer for the readers on this site. What is a brokerage account, and when should you
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It’s like that recurring dream where you can’t move. The harder we run, we just can’t seem to catch up to anyone else. Often times, people in real life can feel this way when it comes to finances, because they don’t know the real secret to financial success. This post should help.
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I’m going to say something wildly unpopular… I’m not a fan of FIRE. At least not half of it. Come find out which half, and why.
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The Physician Philosopher blog has come a long way since it’s inception in November 2017! If you want the details, you have to read the post.
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Need help dealing with a bad 401K? What should I invest in if index options aren’t a choice, or my index options have high expense ratios? First, recognize it is a bad 401K. Then, read this post to figure out what to do with it.
