During the summer of 2024 stock markets were in the news. The Standard and Poor’s 500 (S&P 500) fell about 6% between July 31st and August 5th of this year. The news media was quick to panic—they always do.
Going into practice is a busy time in the career of a young physician or dentist. We get lots of questions about what they can do during this time to start off on the right track. One key to success is reviewing the data behind the decisions we make. In medicine, this could mean recognizing that your blood pressure is too high, therefore you change your\habits or medications to improve your overall health. Similarly, doing a “financial check-up” can ensure long-term success with money. The most pivotal time for a checkup is during the transitionary period of going into practice. We’ve broken the financial check-up into six key categories:
Now that summer is coming to an end and students are headed back to school, it’s time to start thinking about year-end finances. Make a plan to finish these five items before mid-November. Reach out to our team with any questions or to make sure you’ve completed all that applies to you.
In the ever-changing world of finance, our CIO and advisor, Josh Lantz , stays up to date by reading research studies and sharing them with our team. Today, he breaks down a study for our doctors about what adds value to your life in retirement. Keeping these aspects in mind can help you stress less and feel better prepared for a fulfilling retirement.
When I first started financial planning, we all had one basic assumption - push taxes into the future. The general thought was our clients would be in a much lower tax bracket for taking distributions from their retirement plans. About 13 years ago, I had an "aha moment". What if that assumption was false?
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