Helping people make smart financial decisions.
For doctors, one of the biggest life events is transitioning from residency or fellowship into practice. If you can set the tone and get started with your attending career on the right foot, your long-term financial goals will be much more achievable.
Want to achieve financial independence? These five steps are a good place to start.
How can doctors manage the massive student loan debt they often have when entering practice? What are some things for aspiring doctors to consider before pursuing a medical degree?
There are many variables that can contribute to the ability to accumulate wealth, but there is one single variable that has the highest correlation.
We have all had the casual conversation about finances with a coworker/friend around the coffee pot or water cooler...and then proceeded to do what they did because it sounded like a smart idea. But was it really the smartest idea for us to implement for ourselves?
Some people have an "it" factor when it comes to financial wellness and are naturally good with money. However, those who find finances challenging can still achieve their financial goals.
If you don't sacrifice for what you want, what you want becomes the sacrifice. In order to achieve your goals, you will have to be willing to give up something.
Today we look at the steps one needs to take in order to get student loans forgiven via Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF).
There are six stages of a physician's financial life. If they make smart financial decisions during each stage, they will be on a path towards financial independence.
We have recorded over a dozen short videos covering various pertinent financial planning topics everyone should learn about. Read further to find out what topics we covered.
