Taxes

I’ve written extensively about how I use a donor advised fund to give more generously while taking advantage of the

Today, I’ve got a guest post from one of our nation’s foremost experts on the 20% qualified business income deduction,

Today’s Saturday Selection comes from The White Coat Investor. Dr. Dahle was way ahead of me in thinking about the

Welcome to another excellent Saturday Selection, a series in which a classic (but updated) post from a member of the

Before we get to today’s guest post, I want to highlight the impressive new course put together by my friend

  Welcome to our first Pro / Con post, a collaboration between The White Coat Investor and me. This is

All I wanted for Christmas was a tax break. Guess what I got? A tax break! With the passage of

Today’s Saturday Selection, courtesy of The White Coat Investor, explores two of my favorite things: lowering taxes and how to

This is not your typical FIRE blog, and I’m not an average FIRE blogger. Financial Independence was never a goal

Today’s Saturday Selection from the White Coat Investor is another post geared towards the non-employed physician. In this case, by

No, not the candy bar. In a related post, I shared how I woke up $100,000 poorer on my 41st

Most of us start making our first investments in tax-sheltered accounts. These accounts, which include traditional and Roth IRAs, 401(k)

A donor advised fund (DAF) is an excellent and tax-efficient way to give to charity. The vast majority of my