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How Can Doctors Put their Finances on Autopilot? [Podcast]

How Can Doctors Put their Finances on Autopilot? [Podcast]

Have you ever wondered how you could make your financial life simpler, easier, and maybe even get it on autopilot?

Katherine Vessenes, CEO and Founder of MD Financial Advisors, sat down with Dr. Brian Clyne for the third episode of More Money Minutes for Doctors’ latest series Quick Financial Tips from Your Colleagues. She asked Dr. Clyne, an emergency medicine doctor, what good money choices he has made over his career and what choices he would have made differently.

Money Tips from your Doctor Colleagues! [Podcast]

Money Tips from your Doctor Colleagues! [Podcast]

What are two money tips that successful doctors have for younger doctors?

In the second episode of More Money Minutes for Doctors’ new series, Quick Financial Tips from Your Colleagues, Katherine Vessenes, CEO and Founder of MD Financial Advisors sits down with Dr. Andrew Caraganis and Dr. Emily Van Kirk to get their tips.

Money Tips from a Doctor [Podcast]

Money Tips from a Doctor [Podcast]

What if there were just two things you could do to make your financial future brighter? 

Katherine Vessenes, CEO and Founder of MD Financial Advisors, asked Dr. Chris Mozdzanowski this in the first of More Money Minutes for Doctors’ new series, Quick Financial Tips from Your Colleagues. Click the link below to watch the video or read more about her interview with Dr. Mozdzanowski.

Five Bank Account Tips for Doctors [Podcast]

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.