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Make Spending Money Music to Your Ears: Spending Equalizer
All things in moderation, right? That’s not the tune that I am singing in this post. I want you to spend money. A lot of it. And I want you to do it guilt-free. It’s all about dialing in that personal finance equalizer to make that spending music to our ears. Come find out in this post.
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Designing Your Portfolio Pt 3 — Choosing Asset Classes
When designing a multi-asset class portfolio, one of the hardest steps is to decide which asset classes you should include. Learn how to build the best doctor’s portfolio today!
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5 Financial Tasks to Boost Your Financial Health
Going back to the basics is almost always a good thing. Are you taking care of these 5 essential financial tasks?
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Episode #5: Recovering From Financial Mistakes
We’ve all made financial mistakes, myself included. All is not lost, though. These are mistakes are opportunities to learn. In this episode, Ryan and I discuss some of our own personal financial mistakes, common mistakes others make, and how we can recover from these mistakes.
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The Physician Philosopher Net Worth: 30 Months Out
The net worth updates continue as I outline where my family stands 2 and a half years after finishing training. I include our current assets, debts, when we will make $1 million in assets, and the age by which we should be financially independent.
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The Worst Money Decisions I Could Make
This Saturday Selection details some of the poor financial decisions made by Physician on Fire, and why he doesn’t regret them!
