It’s been almost a two years since the blog has been updated. In the past two years, much has changed personally as well as in our world and with our economy. We’ve gone through a global pandemic, experienced the pain of high inflation, and now appear to be entering into an economic recession. I also …
A wise person once said that paying taxes and death are the only guarantees. Do you seem to get hit with a BIG annual tax bill? Estimating your taxes will help you plan accordingly. Estimating taxes is especially easy if you get a W2 every year from your job as most nursing professionals do. Errors …
The nursing workforce consists of 3+ million nurses. Nursing jobs are expected to increase above average in the future. Nurses make an average salary of $73,000 per year or $35.24 per hour. Is financial independence possible for a nurse? The simple answer is YES! Nurses are a broad, diverse group, so the long answer is …
Our last FI update was in November 2018 with a net worth of $90k. I haven’t updated out FI progress because I’ve been hesitant to put our financial net worth out there for everyone to see. Personal finances feel very personal, but I know my favorite blog posts are the FI progress numbers. It’s always …
My first year as a new grad nurse practitioner was a difficult yet rewarding experience. I don’t feel like I had much guidance as a new grad nurse practitioner. Nurse practitioner school left me with lofty expectations of having a great mentor my first job who will guide me into my new provider role. It …
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