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7 Lessons Learned During The Coronavirus Pandemic I can still remember that night like it was yesterday. My son and I were watching his favorite NBA team play on TV, the Dallas Mavericks. That Wednesday was only 3 days away from his birthday trip/gift – (near)court side seats to watch his favorite player, Luka Doncic play. Then the announcement came,
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Jobs For 15 Year Olds: Making Money As A Teenager [Editor’s Note: The following guest post was submitted by Nathan Clarke who can be found over at The Millionaire Dojo. Not only is he a black belt in karate, he also personally shows you his journey to achieving a net worth of a millionaire dollars.] As a parent of a
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We hear the words “frugal” and “cheap” tossed around interchangeably quite often. Growing up, I thought they both meant the same thing. Now I know better. There’s definitely a difference in someone that is frugal vs cheap. If I had a choice, I’d rather be around someone that’s frugal and avoid the cheapskates all together. Let’s take a look at
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The Guide to Stress-Free Wedding Planning on a Budget [Editor’s Note: Today’s article is from Jessica Bishop, founder of The Budget Savvy Bride, an extensive online resource to help couples plan a beautiful wedding they’re proud of on a budget they can actually afford. Jessica has shared her money-saving tips and planning advice with outlets such as GMA, BRIDES, Refinery
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Doctor suicide rates are on the rise. Over 1 million Americans will lose their physician this year to suicide. This was an alarming fact that I recently heard from The Doctor’s Show. Here’s a brief segment of the show: I’ve been wanting to write an article that addresses this issue but quite honestly have been putting it off…until now. This
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I was at my son’s junior high football game recently talking to my friend Tommy. He told me that he’d overheard talk in the stands about a group that donated money to our local high school for the use of a new pavilion in the end zone. He knew that I was part of this group but couldn’t figure out why my name wasn’t mentioned. I told him,
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Recently I came across the idea of the Hedonic Treadmill in the fantastic book, The Happiness Curve: Why Life Gets Better AFTER 50 by Jonathan Rauch. This wasn’t a phrase that I’d heard of before but have experienced numerous times in my life. I occasionally get ideas for topics to write on through other personal finance blogs for healthcare professionals such as the
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Congratulations, you’re a doctor! Time to celebrate. You don’t need any financial advice, you’re going to make BIG $$, right? Spend $$$? YES! Hold on, wait. I remember somebody mentioning some Dave Ramsey guy about getting out of debt? Maybe I should focus on student loans first, but I really need a new car and I’m tired of renting. I
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