I definitely don’t want to get called in the middle of the night when someone’s heater stops working… that’s just not for me. Is that actually the reality of investing in real estate? Does it take up that much time? It doesn’t have to, as you’ll find out in today’s WCI Network Selection.
Diversification, risk, and staying the course. These are some of the bedrock principles of investing. In today’s WCI network post, the White Coat Investor discusses one other key principle to investing success – limiting financial advisor fees.
Have you ever considered what you would do with your job if money didn’t matter? What if you were financially independent? Some would stop work immediately, while others would continue their every day routines. Here are the top 5 reasons to keep working after financial independence according to Physician on FIRE.
Have you ever thought about leaving medicine? Have you realized that the hospital won’t love you back? Tag along for today’s post as we discuss why sometimes leaving medicine isn’t the best answer.
Do you want to diversify your investments? Have you considered investing in real estate, but don’t want the hassle of property management? Do you want to benefit from the tax advantages of real estate? Then I’ve got an online course for you…and this is the review of that course.
Despite it being a simple premise, Americans buy things that they cannot afford all of the time. Not only does this post include a link to a hilarious (yet true) video on the idea of waiting til you can afford something to buy it, but it is also filled with practical advice on how to spend less. This will then allow you to save more. Tag along as we discuss a simple, yet effective truth.
I thought about naming this post “Children on FIRE” or “Teachings Kids to Play with FIRE”… but none of those sounded right. Since I didn’t write this post originally, which was first published over at Physician on FIRE, I decided to tame down the title…. never the less, this is a really important topic that all parents should spend some time thinking about.
The first investing decision many physicians make happens when a 401K or 403B form is slid across the table at our first job. Suddenly, your heart races as you see over 30 funds to choose from. How in the world do you decide? That’s what today’s post is all about.
Getting your medical practice started on the right foot can be challenging. You should know that there are resources out there to teach you how to do this. Join along as we review The Doctor’s Guide to Starting Your Practice Right.
Everyone hates a budget. Everyone should hate even more a budget with “training wheels.” If you don’t know what that looks like, let this Saturday Selection from the WCI network teach you. After all, budgeting is for rookies.
