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Locum CRNA: Lessons After 1 Year
I have been a full-time traveling locum for over a year now. If you are considering locums, you may find this post helpful regarding expectations. Over the year, the TFC family changed how we travel, where we stay, and what assignments we accept. The lessons are seemingly endless, just like the current locum work.
Thirty, Flirty, and Thriving Millionaires
Millionaires at age 30. Not too bad. Read to find out how we did it.
1099: 13 Easy Steps to Get Started
Transitioning to 1099 contractor work seems intimidating. This entry acts as my checklist to getting started. It’s everything you need to cause trouble and allow your focus to remain on medicine.
5 Reasons You Aren’t Winning With Money
Here are 5 financial setbacks I have experienced. This is a good read and an opportunity for reflection. Maybe these apply to you without your knowing.
Permission to Spend: The Importance of Discretionary Dollars
Discretionary spending is a reality. Being aware of its impact plays a significant role in personal finances. This entry is about making the most of your discretionary allotment.
Buying Index Funds: A Step-by-Step Walkthrough with Screenshots
Self-managing your investments sounds daunting. Allow me to walk you through the process of buying index funds such as VTSAX and VTI. This simple process takes minutes and will have you questioning the need for your current financial advisor.
Mortgage Guidelines: Dave Ramsey Under Fire
Some are disagreeing with Dave Ramsey’s rules about home buying. Let’s take a look at the debate around one of most important topics in personal finance.
Loud Budgeting: A Refreshing Social Media Trend
Loud budgeting is a social media trend I can support. It’s finally stylish to be financially responsible. There are many ways to join the trend.
7 Reasons I switched from W-2 to 1099
After the switch, I felt like the guy in the thumbnail. On top of the world and cold. The Midwest is pretty flat, but it’s close enough. Anyway, there are many reasons to make the jump from W-2 to 1099 employment if you find yourself in a similar situation.
Clueless About Personal Finance? Start Here!
If you are looking for a beginning to your personal finance journey, look no farther. I’ll give you the first few steps to be on your way in no time, but they might not be what you were expecting.
Why you Need to Join the FIRE Movement
Financially Independent, Retire Early. Sounds nice right?! It’s a financial movement you need in your life whether you are just starting out or closing in on retirement.
Investing $20,000 per Month: 5 Sacrifices we Made to get there
Financial success doesn’t happen by accident. Read about the conscious decisions we made to ensure this goal was met. And not only met, but exceeded.
2024 New Year’s Resolution
Take some time to review your 2023 resolutions and write down a couple for 2024. Everyone should have a financial resolution regardless of situation. Read about my resolutions and some tips for writing your own.
5 Reasons to Become a CRNA
Are you a nurse seeking career advancement? Here are 5 reasons to become a CRNA.
Too Many CRNAs are Unnecessarily Broke
CRNAs and high-income earners are not immune to financial troubles. Financial success doesn’t happen by accident. Financial literacy forms the foundation of any financial plan.
Financial Literacy: A Checklist for Success
Financial success does not materialize without financial literacy. This blog entry boils down financial literacy to just a few points that fit on a sticky note. And I included resources for more detailed information.
What does a CRNA actually do?
If you ever wondered what a CRNA does during the workday, I have the answers. Read to learn about a standard workday in the life of a CRNA written by an independently practicing CRNA.
Account Comparison: Money Market vs High-Yield Savings
A quick rundown of different piggy banks. Read to find out the pros and cons of money market accounts and high-yield savings accounts. Which is best for you?
How Finances Influenced My Job Selection
Deny as you will, but compensation is a major factor in every profession and every job. Here is how I integrated compensation into my job selection criteria.