Exploring the Finances of a Family Vacation
As I write this post, Selenid and I are about a week back from our first real family vacation. And it was a ton of
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5 Important Ways Patience is a Financial Superpower
I am a very impatient person by nature. My mom tells a story that even in Kindergarten I could never sit still. I would stand
Should Trump Have $454 Million Liquid to Pay Bond?
As of March 25, 2024, Donald Trump has to pay $454 million bond to shield his assets as he appeals a civil fraud trial loss.
Does the FIRE Movement Discourage Doctors?
I am a huge proponent of the FIRE movement, especially for doctors. For the uninitiated, FIRE stands for “Financial Independence, Retire Early.” However, a lot
7 Things To Do When Index Funds Get Boring
Index funds are boring. There I said it. We’re all thinking it. But now it’s sitting right there out in the open. And that’s not
Physician Finances: the Race vs. the Finish Line
For anyone new, let me reintroduce myself. My name is Jordan Frey. I’m a plastic surgeon. Despite my job, when I first checked my net
3 Best Uses for a HELOC
I often get asked about how HELOCs can or maybe should be used. Additionally, Selenid and I opened a HELOC on our primary home a
Revisiting My 6 Personal, Professional, and Financial Goals for the New Year
I am a huge fan of goal setting. And I would say that I’ve generally been pretty good at setting short and long terms goals
At What Interest Rate Should You Invest Instead of Paying Off Debt?
It’s a question as old as the stock market itself. At what interest rate should someone invest instead of paying off debt. I get asked
Analyzing the Return on My Medical Education
Go become a doctor. It will be worth it. Your education is the best investment that you can make. Don’t worry about the loans. You’ll