Things To Do With Financial Independence 

Financial Independence is a wonderful thing, and it’s a worthy goal whether or not you have any interest in retiring early someday.

There are some excellent ideas here, and I encourage you to implement all that make sense for you as you approach financial independence.

Here are the Things To Do With Financial Independence

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If you’re financially independent, you can cancel your term life and disability insurance. That’s $500 a month for me, and I’m sure many of you are spending even more than that. 

Lower Future Expenses

If you are financially independent but still working, you can dramatically lower the financial risks in your life by continuing to save & letting your investments compound, even if you use a less risky portfolio.

Lower Risk

This one might be a little tricky if you have a private practice, but you could bring in a locums doc and have a nice, long, well-deserved vacation. 

Take Some Time Off

Imagine going half-time. I wonder how many burned-out doctors would fall in love with medicine again if they only worked half as much. 

Go Part-Time

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