Josh Katzowitz

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Why You Shouldn't Check the Stock Market Every Day

By: Josh Katzowitz

I know enough about investing to recognize the flaw in thinking that I should check the stock market every day. Here's how I've stopped.

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We Still Don't Have the Doctor House We Promised Ourselves

By: Josh Katzowitz

We're now six years into my husband's attending job, and all the loans are paid off. But we still don't have the fancy “doctor house.”

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Getting Full Credit for the Work You Already Do (and Getting the Money You Deserve)

By: Josh Katzowitz

Many readers of this site optimize their retirement and savings accounts, disdaining 1% expense ratios and working diligently to ensure that their money works for them.

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When an S Corp Saves Taxes and When It Doesn't

By: Josh Katzowitz

Often, prospective clients meet with us excited to talk about their new S Corporation. When we start talking, though, it quickly becomes apparent that they won't save nearly as much as they hoped.

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‘My Spirit Animal Is Now the Sloth': Real Life Examples of How WCIers Live, Worry, and Withdraw Money in Retirement

By: Josh Katzowitz

Nearly a year ago, we published the first in a new series of posts that explains how those in the WCI community think about retirement.

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What's the Most Frugal Thing You've Done Lately (or Ever)?

By: Josh Katzowitz

A few years ago, I wrote about four frugal things I had done lately and why thinking about how I spend and whether I do it intentionally was a

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Why You (and I) Aren't Retiring

By: Josh Katzowitz

But I think he's probably right that, for some people, a disconnect exists between the numbers on the page and that person's feelings about them. I am one of those people.

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Cost Segregation for Physicians: How a $500,000 Rental Can Wipe Out $100,000 of Your Tax Bill

By: Josh Katzowitz

A practicing physician earning $500,000 a year buys a short-term rental condo for $500,000.

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You Don't Have to Buy a Beater

By: Josh Katzowitz

Some gloat over their beaters, and I have been one of them. I'm not sure that's wise.

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Consumerism, Chronic Disease, and Why Financial Independence Is a Public Health Issue

By: Josh Katzowitz

Most of us are working just as hard as ever. And the reason he got it wrong has profound implications—for your financial independence and for the chronic disease epidemic you are managing in your clinic every day.