After six months of blogging this website is now a conglomeration of 29 pages, 116 posts, and 960 comments. It’ll only get worse in the future. The readership continues to grow and thousands of new readers visit each month thanks to word of mouth, other websites, and the ever popular Google. Unfortunately, it can be a little overwhelming to comb through a chronological list of random topics looking for one of interest, and some of the gems I posted when I didn’t have many readers don’t get the attention they deserve.
I want this page to give you a starting point to get up to speed with the other readers. I’ll list both popular posts and those that will help you do something today to improve your financial situations!
Beginners- “I’m pretty sure I should learn something about taxes or retirement or something.”
- Top 7 Financial Mistakes Doctors Make and How to Avoid Them
- Don’t Buy Stuff You Cannot Afford
- What Do “Advisors” Think About Doctors?
- Don’t Mix Investing and Insurance
- How to Buy Life Insurance
- The Benefits of a Fixed Asset Allocation
- The 5 Big Money Items You Should Do As A Resident
- William Bernstein’s Advice For The Young Attending
- The Back to Basics Series
Intermediates- “I read a book on investing once and I’ve even got a retirement account.”
- The Default Portfolio
- Disability Insurance Series
- Introduction to Asset Protection
- Introduction to Estate Planning
- Stupid Doctor Tricks
- 12 Things You Should Know About Choosing a Financial Advisor
Advanced- “I want to add another low-correlation asset class to my portfolio.”
- The Backdoor Roth IRA
- The Stealth IRA
- 10 Things You Need to Know About Peer-2-Peer Lending
- Limit Your Investment in Gold
- Cool Tricks with Checking Accounts
- Student Loans Versus Investing
- Financial Advisors Aren’t Doctors
Experts- “I’ve always wanted to maximize my tax-protected space by converting the SEP-IRA from my professional corporation into a Roth IRA I can stretch to avoid estate taxes.”
- How To Calculate Your Return
- The Taxable Investment Account
- Incorporating to Reduce Liability and Save Taxes
- Maximizing FDIC Limits
- Percentage of Current Income Needed in Retirement
- Safe Withdrawal Rate
- Safe Savings Rate
- SEP-IRA Versus Solo-401K
- Seven Ways to Increase Your Return at Lending Club
Reading through some or all of these posts will get you up to speed quickly and accustom you to the tone and subject matter of the blog. Sign up now to get email or RSS notification of all new posts!
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