This article shows what you lose if your disability insurance is taxable. Say you earn $300K and have a group policy at work that covers 60% of gross income up to $15K/month. Your max benefit is $180K/year ($15K x 12 months). Taking a 40% pay cut if you become...
Concise Money Advice For Busy ER Docs
Evidence-Based Strategies To Get Control Of Your Finances
Start Today With Our Free eGuide: 5 Financial Mistakes ER Docs Make & Simple Ways to Solve Them
The Go-To Source
For Busy ER Doctors Who Want Trusted Money Advice, FAST
Debt
Student loans, mortgages, credit cards, oh my! How to optimize your debt.
Investing
Retirement
Retire on your terms and still enjoy life today.
Taxes
Other Cool Stuff
Charitable giving, estate planning, behavioral finance, and more.
From The Blog
Using An HSA For Retirement
Most people spend their HSA money on current medical expenses. This is fine, but using an HSA for retirement is even better! HSA as a retirement account A Health Savings Account (HSA) lets you deduct your contributions, and pay medical expenses tax-free. Thus, an HSA...
Charitable Giving Strategy: The Charitable IRA
Many ER docs reluctantly cut their giving in retirement, to make sure their nest egg lasts. The Charitable IRA is a powerful way to stay financially secure and still benefit charity. The giving dilemma in retirement Even if you gave generously during your working...
Helping ER Docs Organize Their Finances For 15+ Years
Practice investing like you practice medicine: Evidence-Based.