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 […]

    As I am fast approaching the financial goals I set up for myself years ago, when I first decided to embark on my financial path to wealth, my thoughts have started turning towards the ability to leave a financial legacy for my heir(s). As a parent there is nothing I wish more than […]

  If you missed part I and II to this guide, please check it out at The High Income Earner’s Ultimate Guide To Surviving Divorce: Part I and Part II   Step IX:  It Begins.   This stage marks an additional barometer for the divorce proceedings. Your spouse has likely retained his or her counsel […]

    In medicine, in order for a patient to know truly what choices they are making before undergoing a procedure, the physician explains the risks, benefits, and alternative options before getting an “informed consent.” The purpose behind this is to educate the patient to the point where they should be capable of making a […]

    Welcome to another installment of the X-ray Beam series. When the Physician Philosopher became the 4th member of the White Coat Investor Network in April, I came to the realization that I had 3 of the 4 members already volunteer to go under the X-ray Beam: The Physician Philosopher Part I & Part […]

    If you missed part I, please check it out at The High Income Earner’s Ultimate Guide To Surviving Divorce: Part I.     Step IV:  Gathering of Information/Reconnaissance.     Another advantage of being the spouse that is filing for divorce is that there is a period of time where you will have […]

    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 am not a big fan of the winter months. After enduring brutal snowstorm after snowstorm in Ohio I made my way south, serendipitously finding my own slice of paradise courtesy of Ebay. Although the winter months are much milder than up north, it still is quite cold and I can’t wait for […]

    The word divorce carries such negative connotations with it (and rightfully so). No one goes into a marriage thinking they will ever get divorced.     Statistics show however that ignorance is not bliss as the divorce rate is around 40% for first time marriages, 60% for second marriages, and almost 75% for […]

    I know there was more than one occasion when the amount of debt I had seemed overwhelming, to the point where I felt financially paralyzed. [Although the highest official recorded debt I had was in 2009 topping in at almost $800k, I am pretty sure I was even worse off financially before my […]