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How Our Annual Spending Determines Our Retirement Needs
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Proof is in the Pudding: Live like a Resident
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Financial Freedom: Book Reviews From Generation X
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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 – in this post – we will dive into my annual spending as a case study to show why this number
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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.
