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[The White Coat Investor]

What are the most unbiased, accurate, high-yielding, current, and entertaining financial books for doctors and other high income professionals? Here you go!

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[Larry Ragman]

The Overtaxed Investor review has an editorial slip and transitions from DeMuth to Lange.

[Hank]

The Overtaxed Investor review has an editorial slip and transitions from DeMuth to Lange.

I happen to like both authors, but probably best not to confuse the two.

[Steven Podnos MD CFP]

21st Century Wealth by Rachel Podnos O'Leary is excellent for young couples

[xraygoggles]

'The Psychology of Money' by Morgan Housel.

Highly recommended - a quick read - 20 or so short vignettes about money, investing, finance, happiness, etc - words of wisdom.

[Sampter]

"Little Book of Common Sense Investing" by Bogle

[StateOfMyHead]

Keep em coming. I ordered 3 from Jim's blog list. I'm a cheap date, this is my idea of good beach reading.

[VagabondMD]

'The Psychology of Money' by Morgan Housel.

Highly recommended - a quick read - 20 or so short vignettes about money, investing, finance, happiness, etc - words of wisdom.

Absolutely. It did not make the list because the article was from 2017.

[blippi]

wade pfau’s retirement planning guidebook

[auggie1983]

Tax free wealth, fortunes formula, lifecycle investing, signal and the noise

[Kennyt7]

Just read Bogles book on funds-too many books will get you nowhere

[SLC OB]

Slightly off topic... but I listened to Jim's podcast on this subject. I know it was recorded a few weeks ago and wondering if you all have figured this one out. At minute 30-31, he states that they are not eliminating the backdoor Roth (not speaking of the Mega Backdoor Roth). Is that still true?

[Larry Ragman]

Slightly off topic... but I listened to Jim's podcast on this subject. I know it was recorded a few weeks ago and wondering if you all have figured this one out. At minute 30-31, he states that they are not eliminating the backdoor Roth (not speaking of the Mega Backdoor Roth). Is that still true?

Factually, the House subsequently passed a bill that includes elimination of BD Roth’s of both varieties, but the Senate has not. Not clear if the bill will pass in its current form, though this is not one of the major sticking points.

[SLC OB]

Factually, the House subsequently passed a bill that includes elimination of BD Roth’s of both varieties, but the Senate has not. Not clear if the bill will pass in its current form, though this is not one of the major sticking points.

Thank you!

[Steven Podnos MD CFP]

https://www.amazon.com/21st-Century-...8204593&sr=8-2