You may lose your marbles, but you can still preserve your financial well-being. Unlike other finance posts on The Reading Room aimed at helping you become financially literate, this one is all about what happens when you develop age-related financial …
Let’s talk about the “f-word.” That word being failure, of course (what did you think I meant?). Hindsight is 20/20. To err is human. We can’t escape failure, as much as we might want to, especially when we receive that …
Or your future-self might not; I don’t know, because I can’t predict the future. But I can offer some solid, evidence-supported suggestions—apropos to residents—as to potentially prescient, if not generally, sensible financial moves. Whatever your particular path or current circumstances, …
Are you thinking about retiring? Unless you’re already retired, I suggest you DO start thinking about it. Whether it’s 5 years down the road or 50 years into the future, it’s wise to start planning early. Why is that? I …
“I want the last cheque I write to bounce.” Chuck Feeney Ah, the golden years—riding into that retirement sunset. For some, it’s an eagerly-anticipated time in life, filled with big dreams; possibly, plans of moving to Florida. For others, shudder-the-thought. …
If you are a young radiologist, retirement may be the farthest thing from your mind—and possibly decades away. You might think understanding the many different types of retirement plans and investing accounts (and all their intricacies) is something you can …
Let’s talk personal finance. Up to this point, my posts have focused on radiology jobs and business finance. With this post, I start to delve into personal finance Why is this an important topic for radiologists? Personal financial education is …