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Most physicians plan well for their own financial future. Retirement accounts are maxed. Investment positions are building. There’s at least a working picture of what financial independence looks like. What most of us haven’t planned for is the financial weight of our parents aging. Not in the abstract sense. In the specific, arriving-faster-than-you-expected sense. The cost of care. The coordination burden. The slow financial drain that doesn’t feel like a crisis on any given Tuesday but accumulates over months and years into something significant. I’ve been living this firsthand. And talking to physicians across the country, I know I’m not…
I’ve concluded the main reason I can’t convince anyone in real life to FIRE is the desire for more. The moment you hit a $1 million net worth, you start dreaming of $5 million. Get to $5 million and suddenly $10 million sounds reasonable. Hit $10 million and, well, why not shoot for $25 million and higher? The goalposts never stop moving on their own. You have to make them stop. That’s easier said than done when you went to college with sharp, type-A people who went on to have highly successful careers. And if you then live in a…
Financial planner and former college admissions consultant Tyler West joins The College Investor Audio Show at MilMoneyCon to talk about how families should actually approach paying for college — from 529 plans to commuter schools to the conversations parents aren’t having with their kids.Recorded live at MilMoneyCon, Robert Farrington sits down with Tyler West, an associate financial planner at CL Sheldon & Company who works with military and veteran families. Before financial planning, Tyler served in the Army, worked in higher ed at the University of Colorado, and ran his own college planning business advising high-net-worth families on admissions and…
The Treasury yield could peak near 5% in coming weeks, which will be a chance to buy stocks, says Ed Yardeni.
Oil touches two-week high after drone attack on UAE nuclear power plant
Iran war saddles global companies with $25 billion bill – and counting
Hey everyone! I hope you’re enjoying the beautiful spring weather. It’s been a while since I posted an update. To be completely honest, blogging became much more difficult once I stopped posting every single week. There are always so many things to do around the house, and writing is much harder when I don’t stick to a strict schedule.Anyway, I promised to update my withdrawal plan, so here it is.This plan isn’t set in stone. We’ll constantly modify it to minimize taxes and respond to unforeseen circumstances. We will likely withdraw more in some years to cover “lumpy” expenses, like…
A rare strain of Ebola virus likely caused 80 deaths in Congo and Uganda, prompting the World Health Organization to declare a public health emergency.
Venezuelan mother dies 10 days after state confirms missing son died in custody
U.S. stock-index futures fell and crude prices rose on Sunday, after the market’s rally stalled last week as oil prices rose sharply amid the impasse in the war with Iran.