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Nobody’s perfect, especially when it comes to managing money. I have yet to meet someone who’s never made a financial
Asset allocation is an important component of financial planning. Deciding what types of assets to own and in what percentage
Cash flow is is simply the amount of money you have coming into your household on a regular basis. Ideally,
Recently, a reader reached out to share how his taxes were affected by his various passive income streams. It turns
Before we discuss what to do with an inheritance, I need to point out a few things for my parents,
[The White Coat Investor is now bundling all the talks from the first WCI Conference for free when you purchase
“We should start a brewery,” I said. This was toward the end of an evening of ale sampling at a
Has an insurance agent committed a sin against you? I’m happy to say that I have not been sinned against,
Several years ago, regular reader and guest author Vagabond MD wowed us with the fact that he happily sat on
Real estate investing can be as complicated as you’d like it to be. There are a million and one ways
Space Camp! We reserved our kids’ spots in the for a June 2020 week-long adventure in the Camp Kennedy Space
As I write this introduction, I’m wearing a tee shirt that says “Goal Digger,” a gift from a fellow digger
It’s quick. It’s easy. There’s no need to bust out a calculator. That’s what I love about the one percent
The COVID-19 has either postponed or canceled many of the things we take for granted. Basketball and hockey games. Sunday
Surely, you’re familiar with the term “house poor.” It’s a common affliction in which much of your net worth is
“The first cut is the deepest.” – Cat Stevens (also Rod Stewart and Sheryl Crow) Any time you begin a
Legend has it that Fidelity tried to study which of their investors had the best returns. Was it better to
Today, we have an insightful guest post from a frequent contributor here on both physicianonfire.com and on the White Coat
The moderator, Dr. Jim Dahle, posed a question. “Is a 100% stock allocation foolish for someone in their 20s or
Embrace the dip. It’s tough to get on board with embracing anything right about now. I haven’t even shaken the