Lawyers and other high-income individuals have a lot of things to consider when setting up a financial plan. These 7 topics should each be addressed in the plan that you develop either yourself or with your CFP to manage your money.
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Jack Bogle and his followers, the Bogleheads, are famous for giving sound investing advice for getting great returns while keeping costs low.
How to Budget in Law School
Creating a budget and sticking to it can significantly reduce the cost of law school. Think of budgeting as a way to force a conversation with yourself about whether your spending matches your priorities. You can download our sample budget and edit it to fit your personal needs.
The 10 Most Affordable Law Schools in the US
Deciding to limit your budget doesn’t mean you can’t follow your dream of starting a career in law. Discover the cheapest law schools.
