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You want to become financially independent. Who wouldn’t? Financial independence (FI) is a life status everyone should strive to achieve, … Read more

The U.S. Dollar is the strongest it’s been in 20 years. A strong dollar can produce winners and losers, both … Read more

I’m a big fan of Airbnb. It’s our go-to for family travel accommodations. Over the last seven years, I’ve spent … Read more

Whenever the stock market loses at least 10% of its value, as it does most years, those of us with … Read more

Did you not read the title? What exactly are you doing here? There are some totally legitimate reasons that you … Read more

That’s right. Your doctor spent at least 11 years in post-secondary education to be in a position to take care … Read more

You did it! It was a long 8, 10, or 12 years to get through med school, residency, and maybe … Read more

Not long ago, I detailed the Top 5 Reasons Not to Enroll in an Online Course. In summary, you should … Read more

Financial independence is defined as owning assets that will support your intended lifestyle for the remainder of your life. While … Read more

Alright sports fans, listen up! Dr. James Turner has been listening to more than his share of SportsCenter, and believe … Read more

Before we start to talk about what we get wrong with disability insurance, I should tell you that I personally … Read more

Nobody’s perfect. I’m living, walking, occasionally limping proof of that. I try to do most things the right way, or … Read more

In order to safely plan for a successful retirement, it’s imperative to have a general idea of what your spending … Read more

Browsing the Bogleheads forum, my eyes naturally gravitated to the thread titled “What is FI if you love your job?” … Read more

Today’s Top 5 list is a guest post from VagabondMD, a late-career interventional radiologist who has been a regular reader … Read more

Early in the calendar year, it’s a great idea to explore what it means to “front-load” your investments, and why … Read more

With ten years of real-world experience as a physician anesthesiologist, there are a few things I wish I would have … Read more

At age 39, I was studying for a bogus exam required to maintain my status as a board-certified anesthesiologist. Most … Read more

Personal finance is personal, and personal posts tend to be more interesting than the typical clickbait lists that penetrate our Facebook … Read more

I started thinking about an early retirement in late 2014. I’ve read extensively on the topic in the interim, and … Read more