What do you do when the market gets “sick”? Whether you have been directly impacted, or just heard about it on the news, I’m sure you know what’s going on. The stock market is down and people are panicking.  A current look at your investment accounts may spark the...

As a new doctor, you have a lot on your mind. This can make it difficult to balance your work schedule, family life and finances.  However, all of these things can be simpler if you know where to start and have the proper resources to lead you along the way.  One...

Where do you go for financial advice?  Parents? Peers? A friend from college? A book from Amazon? Maybe you start with a Google search? The world is full of opinions, but you don’t have the time to sort through generic advice to find what you’re looking for. You want...

The world seems to think that doctors have nothing to worry about when it comes to their finances. It may be common knowledge that an established doctor or dentist has the opportunity to make a salary that is much higher than the national average, but the years of...

Disability insurance is a lesser known, but equally important, form of insurance that protects you and your loved ones in the event that something happens to you that prevents you from working.

As the ER docs among us can confirm, “freak” accidents happen more likely than we’d like to think.

Whether it’s sickness, or an unfortunate accident, we can find ourselves “disabled” and unable to work in the blink of an eye.

Insurance. We all need it, but nobody likes to think about it.

The world of insurance can be an overwhelming place for many. There are hundreds of varieties, all at different price points, with their own highly funded marketing team telling you why you need them.

In this post, we dive in to the do’s and don’ts of Life Insurance

Student loans are an extremely common financial hurdle for healthcare professionals, but that doesn’t mean they’re easy to deal with. With the right strategy, you can tackle your student loan debt in no time.

What differentiates a good emergency fund from a bad one? Learn the features to look for and the habits required to build a solid emergency fund.

Just as personality quizzes like the Enneagram and Meyers Briggs help people better understand themselves, defining your “money personality” can have a similar effect.

Just as personality quizzes like the Enneagram and Meyers Briggs help people better understand themselves, defining your “money personality” can have a similar effect.

In this article, we’ll outline best practices for how to untangle your financial web, and take control of your money.

In this article, we’ll outline best practices for how to untangle your financial web, and take control of your money.

Have you experienced the following scenario? You start a new job - excited about the work you get to do and the great benefits the company offers. On your first day, you are handed a stack of benefit paperwork and told to look over it, sign it, and bring it back...

These days you can do just about anything from your phone or computer. The world we live in is becoming more and more efficient as companies utilize technology to bring their services directly into your home or office.  Over the last few years, we have seen this...

With all of the market turbulence in 2020 it can be difficult to decide on the best time to invest. Should you wait for the market to calm down, or invest now?

When deciding how to invest your money, you face an overwhelming number of options. It seems that every day there is a new trend being pitched as the “silver bullet” road to riches, and “expert” opinions are in no short supply. However, data speaks louder than words,...

Do you remember when you opened your first bank account? Maybe you were a kid and opened an account with your parents to deposit your allowance or chore money. Maybe you were in high school or college, holding a check from your first job. Now, as you have matured and...