Seeing different points of view is a good thing. While I don’t personally plan on becoming an investment collector, I think it’s good for you to know what it looks like. After reading this post, you might be able to decide one way or another if it’s for you.
Residents and new attendings often ask me, should I get a fixed or a variable interest rate when I refinance my student loans? This is a tough question to answer unless your mindset is right. Come check out this WCI Saturday Selection to help get you in the right mind space.
We all know that kids are expensive. But how exactly do kids impact our ability to get to FIRE? That’s exactly what this post aims to answer. It even includes some real numbers to help us quantify the impact kids have on our ability to reach our financial goals.
Are you too busy? Or are you just making excuses? Come find out in this Saturday Selection post. You might find the time you’ve been looking for.
Residency is tough enough without the financial stress on top of it. Surviving can be tough. In this WCI Saturday Selection, WCI spares no expense on your feelings as he lays down 6 financial tips that he feels will help you survive residency.
The three biggest expenses for most people include housing, food, and transportation. Any money saved in one of these three key areas is likely to make a large difference on your spending, and how much you can save. Should you buy an electric bike to help with this cost?
Have you ever noticed that like minded people tend to congregate? Sometimes it even causes an echo chamber. The truth is, you are the average of the five people you hang out with most. This has major ramifications.
I am a big fan of investing in index funds. Anyone who has read this blog for the last two years knows that. Yet, there is one individual stock that interests me more than any other. I could have written this post, but I didn’t. Check out what Physician on FIRE has to say in this Saturday Selection about Berkshire Hathaway.
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.
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