Lent, Chocolate, and the Art of Retirement
I’ve a bit of an issue with chocolate. More precisely, I’m a chocoholic. Love the damned stuff with a passion … Read more
I’ve a bit of an issue with chocolate. More precisely, I’m a chocoholic. Love the damned stuff with a passion … Read more
Doctors spend a decade in training to earn a high income…only to turn around and spend the next three decades … Read more
Radiology is a field optimized for human replacement, where digital inputs, pattern recognition tasks, and clear benchmarks predominate. If the … Read more
A reader asks: I need Ben’s take on the viral NYT story about the “middle class” couple who make $500k … Read more
Congress named this one with confidence. The One Big Beautiful Bill, signed into law on July 4, 2025, runs over … Read more
Why is it so important that both partners in a relationship understand their tax situation, even if they’re not the … Read more
My first job in the industry was working as an analyst for an institutional investment consulting firm that specialized in … Read more
It’s incredibly common to assume that saving and investing are about becoming rich; building the biggest pile of money possible. … Read more
For the past few decades, being in shape was the ultimate “proof of work.” You couldn’t buy it. You had … Read more
The 2000s decade included two wars, a massive housing market crash and the biggest financial crisis since the Great Depression. … Read more
You did it. You finished med school, got matched, and criss-crossed the country in your old SUV to start your … Read more
OpenAI said on Friday it is raising $110 billion in a blockbuster funding round that would value the ChatGPT maker … Read more
Becoming a parent has turned me into an involuntary firefighter. I don’t get a cool hat, or get to drive … Read more
Let’s talk about money you’re leaving on the table. Not because you’re bad with money, but because the tax code … Read more
The 4% rule has guided retirement planning since 1994 — but it was designed for 30-year retirements, not the 50-year … Read more
The first quarter of the year is when most doctors are flush with bonus checks and maybe even a little … Read more
Being retired shouldn’t mean working for free. Retirement forces you to set the conditions under which your time is offered. … Read more
I’ll keep this blunt. Seventy-five percent of physicians believe they pay too much in taxes. And the data says most … Read more
Benjamin Franklin famously wrote that “in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” He … Read more
The changing demographics in the U.S. — more old people, fewer young ones — are reshaping jobs and spending in … Read more