“But, in this world, nothing is certain but death and taxes.” – Benjamin Franklin. With April 15 a little over 3 weeks away, some of us may find ourselves owing Uncle Sam money. Conversely others may be delighted to find out that instead they will be receiving money from the government in […]
I would like to welcome everyone back for the conclusion of Wealthy Doc’s examination underneath the X-ray beam. If you need a refresher or haven’t seen it, you can check out part I here. In your website you mention that you grew up “dirt poor” and your entire family lived in a […]
Welcome to another installment of the X-ray Beam series. Today we have an incredible treat. I consider Wealthy Doc the OG (original gangsta) of physician bloggers as even Jim Dahle of White Coat acknowledges the fact that he was not the first on the scene and deferred that recognition to Wealthy Doc. I am an […]
The tulip. The perennial herbaceous bulbiferous geophyte from the genus tulipa. A beautiful spring-blooming flower that brightens any landscape it is a part of. In case you thought you went to the wrong website and accidentally stumbled upon a horticulture blog rather than the financial blog you have been accustomed to (or a more […]
Welcome to this episode of The Doctor’s Bill (Can You Afford It?). Wonder if you should buy that big ticket item or not? Well here’s your chance to have a wealth management expert, Johanna Fox Turner, of Fox & Company Wealth Management analyze your overall finances and make a final verdict on whether […]
I would first like to start off by introducing a new feature of the website courtesy of an interaction with a reader of the blog: Hello, I’ve been a reader of your blog for around 4 months and I would like first of all to say that I really enjoy it. I’ve got recently some […]
Although popularized by the epic poem, The Divine Comedy (Divina Commedia) by Dante, the classification of the Seven Deadly Sins had an even earlier origin. The version I am using as the basis of this series of posts will date back to the 6th Century AD using the nomenclature of the Catholic Pope, […]
Thank you for stopping by for another installment in my Divorce and FIRE series. I have been thrilled with the support and comments shown by my readers to these individuals who have really opened up and shared with us a very traumatic time in their lives. Every person who has submitted their story […]
Welcome to another installment of the X-ray Beam series. I am pleased to bring the physician behind the website, Look For Zebras, whose purpose is to guide physicians towards a fulfilling career and life with multiple resources for those looking towards a non-clinical medical career. If you can please give a […]
Although popularized by the epic poem, The Divine Comedy (Divina Commedia) by Dante, the classification of the Seven Deadly Sins had an even earlier origin. The version I am using as the basis of this series of posts will date back to the 6th Century AD using the nomenclature of the Catholic Pope, […]
