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While retirement is something most people look forward to, the transition between working and adult and retiree can be difficult
The path to becoming a physician is filled with years of rigorous study, tireless dedication, and unfortunately for many, a
As busy parents and grandparents with all that has been happening around us during the pandemic, it is easy to
Answer simple questions online, get paid in cash or, if you prefer, in gift cards. I know many physicians who
When you’ve got the goal of early financial independence (FI), your finances dictate a different approach to life insurance than
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In 2019, I made my first farmland investment via AcreTrader, an agricultural investing platform, and I’ve now had several years
I’m excited to share a tax planning tool that I’m thrilled to have discovered a year ago. I’m not one
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How much money does a doctor need to retire and enjoy a typical “doctor retirement”? Short answer: It depends. Better
I knew that borrowers with federal student loans were benefitting from temporary interest-free loans during the pandemic, but I was
Recently, a reader reached out to share how his taxes were affected by his various passive income streams. It turns
I’m certainly a fan of earning travel rewards, but it’s tough to beat plain hard cash back, especially in a
New visitors to Physician on FIRE may be excited at the prospects of financial independence and the possibility of a