
FIRE Crossroads 012: Millionaire Engineer with a Box Company Side Hustle
…needed. It may not have been a priority to pay off, but I didn’t want to owe anything to my parents, and I paid it off in full about 9…
…needed. It may not have been a priority to pay off, but I didn’t want to owe anything to my parents, and I paid it off in full about 9…
…popular choices for physicians seeking extra income. In today’s countless malpractice litigations and insurance claims, an expert witness won’t be out of a job anytime soon. However, payments as an…
…Mustache approach and treat my debt as “a HUGE FLAMING EMERGENCY” and be done having to decide between investing and debt paydown. I felt that by paying off the loan…
…pay, maybe you can go up by 1 or 2% each year after you pay off your debt. Pretty quickly you’ll be helping others more than you can imagine. And…
…money? My First Blogiversary and Income Report How to Pay Off Your Mortgage In as Quick as 5 Years [PoF: I don’t know many physicians who could pay off their…
…so allows you to do several things- First, you can pay off your student loans. Now that they’re all at 6.8% rather than the 1.9% my classmates refinanced at, paying…
…loan debt like a mortgage, and there are payment plans that will have you paying interest for decades. Unless you consolidated back when you could rates of 2% or better,…
…income away to help those less fortunate than you. Let’s call that $10K donated. You pay 109K in federal taxes and another $14K in FICA. Let’s say you live in…
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…private-pay services are more profitable than preventive or chronic care, and insurers often pay more, and faster, for non-preventive care encounters. Inevitably, this drives administrative decision-making. With the added mess…
…joy and that is one of the main reasons we are pursuing the FIRE lifestyle. Outside of the steady (above average) paycheck and reasonable health benefits, I enjoy solving problems…
…all that you can to pay the least and save the most. When people think about FIRE, images of checking payphones for pennies and selling your hair often come…
…than just cashing in a fat paycheck. That also holds for physicians, who might be making some of the best figures in the country but still need additional benefits to…
…Traditional IRAs, Roth IRA contributions have income limits for eligibility. However, Roth IRAs let your contributions grow tax-free, meaning you pay no taxes on your withdrawals in retirement. This flexibility…
…interest after a brief delay. If the U.S. government truly defaults and is never able to pay its debts, we’ve got bigger problems than not receiving interest payments on a…
…pipeline of future medical advances. After all, they’re paying someone to pay me to take these surveys, so the results can’t be entirely meaningless, right? Didn’t Think I’d Qualify…
…to pay for your living expenses, or working a few extra years beyond retirement age. Either way, by waiting until you are 70, you’ll be increasing your monthly payments. …
…was in residency to take care of our child, and we didn’t make much progress at that time. One thing we managed to get right was paying off my wife’s…
…included a fair amount of travel, a hefty check to the orthodontist, our very last preschool payment, and one of two property tax payments on our primary home. Over the…
…have to pay more for quality properties and pay a management fee to deal with your tenants and home maintenance. Crowdfunding A growing trend for investors right now is real…
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