In the personal finance blogging community, we bloggers can disagree on a lot of things. However, one thing we tend to all agree on is what constitutes reaching the all-coveted status of Financial Independence. Many, including myself, believe in the 4% rule (as a guideline), that defines Financial Independence as a portfolio of 25X your annual […]| Gen Y Finance Guy
When I recently read in Joe Fairless’s Best Ever Report about how Lue Chen achieved financial independence (or in his case fatFIRE) at only age 38, I had to reach out to him…and boy am I glad I did!| Debt-Free Doctor
Reduce SORR (sequencing risk) by having flexible cash flow when approaching retirement. Learn a practical approach to the options.| Physician Finance Canada
Corporate class ETFs can result in big tax savings for investors. Learn about how they work and how robust Horizon's swap total return ETF structure is.| Physician Finance Canada
Sequence of returns risk for investors is caused by cashflow and magnified by volatility. Learn what it is to be able to plan for it.| Physician Finance Canada
Learn about the different flavors of financial independence retire early (FIRE) and which suits your palate.| Physician Finance Canada
The new tax laws for passive investment income in Canadian professional corporations can impact physicians or other high income professionals with a high savings rate.| Physician Finance Canada
