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Estate Planning: 5 Tips for New Parents
Life changes. It never stands still. In a moment you find yourself tangled up in memories that span years and generations. Time seems to have
The Doctor’s Guide To Saving For Retirement
You did it. You survived medical school, excelled during your residency, and passed your exams– you are a physician. The skills you have acquired will
When is Consolidation and Refinancing Right For You?
Many people look at their student loans, especially after medical school, and feel their stomach drop. Thinking about how to repay that much debt can
What Systems Can You Put In Place to Increase Cash Flow
Cash flow can be a challenge for medical professionals who are either newly or a few years out of residency. Between paying back your student
Is Your Advisor Fee-Only?
It can be challenging to select a financial planner. There’s so much to consider – do they specialize in the financial problems you’re facing? Do
What’s Your Net Worth, and Why Does It Matter?
Many financial planners discuss net worth statements with their clients and in their content online. However, if you’re like most people, you might be a
Is Financial Tech Hurting You?
We live in a digital world. There are so many different mobile apps and user-friendly software options available to everyday people. For almost every dilemma
Emotional Impact of Debt
Everyone knows that debt isn’t good for your finances. Debts that perpetually accrue interest force you to repay more than you originally spent. Large student
Student Loan Guide fоr Physicians: Forgiveness, Assistance, аnd Refinancing
Getting Smart With Student Loans Gоіng tо medical school саn bе оnе оf thе bеѕt decisions оf а student’s life – competitive, yes, and stressful,