Services Offered
Alyssa Miranda
Contract Review for Doctors: Part 2 [Podcast]

If you missed part one of this series where Katherine discussed base pay, bonuses, restrictions, arbitration, and general tips, you can listen or read more about it here. Today we’ll cover common benefits in doctor contracts and what can be negotiated.

Contract Review for Doctors: Part 2 [Podcast]
Services Offered
Alyssa Miranda
Contract Review for Doctors: Part 1 [Podcast]

Doctors, I'm sure you've looked at your employment contract and were probably taken aback with all the legal jargon. There are so many pages of information which can be so hard to understand. I find a lot of doctors, particularly young doctors, are exhausted and so burnt out that the first contract that comes their way, they just want to sign and be done with the pain.

Contract Review for Doctors: Part 1 [Podcast]
Financial Planning, Retirement Planning
Alyssa Miranda
5 Things Every Doctor Should Consider Before ...

The last few years before you hang up your stethoscope can be critical to a doctor's successful retirement. In this episode of More Money Minutes for Doctors, Katherine Vessenes, CEO and founder of MD Financial Advisors, covers the five things every doctor should do before handing in their resignation.

5 Things Every Doctor Should Consider Before Retiring [Podcast]
Financial Planning
Alyssa Miranda
Doctors and Financial Planning FOMO [Podcast]

Today Katherine Vessenes is joined by Ben Kirchner as they financial planning FOMO.

Doctors and Financial Planning FOMO [Podcast]
Financial Planning, Retirement Planning, Savings
Alyssa Miranda
SECURE Act 2.0: Can Doctors Roll Over 529 Plans ...

You may have heard the buzz surrounding developments with SECURE Act 2.0. Today, we're diving into the new IRS rules that would allow rolling over 529 plans into a Roth IRA. Let’s unravel this news and determine if it's a viable option for you.

SECURE Act 2.0: Can Doctors Roll Over 529 Plans into Roth IRAs? [Podcast]

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Five Bank Account Tips for Doctors [Podcast]

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Five Bank Account Tips for Doctors [Podcast]

A lot of doctors might think that bank accounts are easy, basic, or even boring. However, bank accounts are the foundation of any financial plan. They can be easily overlooked, which is a big mistake.

Bank accounts, when set up and used correctly, start the chain of efficiency you want throughout all elements of your financial plan. If you can keep your bank accounts that way, then they are the most efficient and most effective for you long-term. It's going to reduce stress, make things seem like they're on autopilot, allow you to focus attention on other things that are more important in your life.

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Love and Money for Doctors [Podcast]

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Love and Money for Doctors [Podcast]

Love is in the air this month, but there's something familiar to us all that has the ability to turn that air sour. Money. Love and money are both something we'd consider human necessities, but they don't always mesh well.

Studies have shown that roughy 40% of divorces occur because of how the other spouse handled money. Let's keep the love alive!

Join us this week as Katherine and Kristy talk about love and money. Specifically how to broach the subject with your significant other before it has the chance to cause heartbreak.
We invite you to join us this week as we talk about setting goals to improve your physical and financial health, and the pathway to achieving them!

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Physical and Financial Health for Doctors [Podcast]

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Physical and Financial Health for Doctors [Podcast]

In the past have you set sparkling New Year's resolutions, only to have them fizzle out by February? We can to help you achieve your goals this year! How, might you ask? By showing you the steps to create (and stick to) your personal and financial goals.

We invite you to join us this week as we talk about setting goals to improve your physical and financial health, and the pathway to achieving them!

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Financial Margins for Doctors [Podcast]

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Financial Margins for Doctors [Podcast]

We often mention the phrase “financial wellness”, but what does that actually mean, and what does it look like? Surprisingly, it looks a lot like wellness in every other part of your life; this is achieved in-part by putting upper and lower limits in place to make sure you account for the unknown and make space for what matters.

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Investment Chutes and Ladders for Doctors [Podcast]

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Investment Chutes and Ladders for Doctors [Podcast]

We know your financial well-being isn’t a game, so this week Katherine is interviewed by Brown University's Dr. Kristy McAteer as they discuss some strategies for climbing your investment ladders, and help you avoid some perilous financial chutes.

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A Doctor's Side Gig Income: Consulting [Podcast]

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A Doctor's Side Gig Income: Consulting [Podcast]

This week Katherine interviews Jim Mangraviti, Jr, Esq. principal of SEAK. Founded in 1980, SEAK’s purpose is to help doctors learn how they can supplement their income through non-clinical work. Today’s conversation is focused mainly on consulting.

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Retirement Basics for Doctors [Podcast]

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Retirement Basics for Doctors [Podcast]

Preparing for retirement takes time, so start planning early in your career!

This week Katherine is interviewed by Brown University's Dr. Kristy McAteer. They have an info-packed discussion about what to expect leading up to, and transitioning into, retirement.


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7 Things Doctors Should Know When Transitioning to an Attending [Podcast]

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7 Things Doctors Should Know When Transitioning to an Attending [Podcast]

Graduation is just around the corner for many residents and fellows. Over the many years we’ve been helping doctors, we have identified 7 key points they should consider when transitioning to an attending position. These crucial points will protect their financial goals now and in the future. Today we will discuss these steps, and why they are so important.

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Doctor's Penny Pinching Tips [Podcast]

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Doctor's Penny Pinching Tips [Podcast]

At the end of each year, we take time to reflect on what we’ve done over the past twelve months and what we want to do better next year. One of the most common New Year’s Resolutions we see doctors make: Save more money. Whether the funds are for a big trip, education, paying off debt, retirement or just in general, we’ll cover some of the best ways to save a little extra this upcoming year.

Are you ready to take the next steps in securing your financial future? Click here to book a complimentary consultation with one of our team members.