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LeFeu
November 2, 2018  |  In Money

Why A Financial Advisor Hired A Financial Advisor

This is a guest post from Anjali Jariwala, CPA, CFP, of Fit Advisors.  She is a sponsor of this site, but this is not a paid post. I am a financial planner and I constantly worry about my own personal finances, which may be surprising for people to hear.  My occupation alone does not necessarily […]

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October 5, 2018  |  In Money

The Accidental One Income Challenge 6-Month Follow-up

About 6 months ago I wrote about our accidental one income challenge — if you missed it, read it and come on back! The Challenge Sudden loss of income is something everyone needs a contingency plan for — while ours was modifiable, sometimes the circumstances are not. There are many things that can lead to a […]

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June 30, 2018  |  In Family, Money

The 50% Rule — Teaching Kids About Money

Another addition in the Future Proof Your Children Series — click here to find previous ones.  Let’s be honest — what I don’t know about parenting is astounding.  I’m a pediatrician and have three kids, and it’s amazing what I still don’t know. Every so often I hear a parenting idea (or come up with […]

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May 25, 2018  |  In Money

5 Ways to be Grateful for Every Single Dollar You Earn and Save

This is a guest post from Good Nelly, who is associated with DebtCC Community. She primarily writes financial articles in order to help others manage their finances and solve their monetary problems. Apart from writing, she loves to travel to new places. This post is a bit different than my own writing on money/spirituality, so it’s […]

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April 27, 2018  |  In Medicine, Money

Life in The Ivory Tower — It’s Not About The Money… Is It?

Last week, I shared a guest post from an interventional radiologist who chose not to pursue a career in academic medicine. Today we’re going to discuss life in academic medicine, aka The Ivory Tower. The term “Ivory Tower” is not a compliment — it is meant to imply those inside the tower are insulated from reality, have an easier life, […]

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April 6, 2018  |  In Family, Money

How Neon Underwear Taught My Son the Value of Money

I wrote this and published as a guest post on DadDollarDebt in partnership with my friend EJ about 2 months ago, but am re-publishing it here to ensure all my own readers find it.  Read it here or there, drop a comment here or go read the 15+ comments on his site and join the discussion there! […]

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