When things go wrong or when the unexpected happens (like all of 2020) we want our clients to feel that they’re prepared. This is why we help our clients build a “Cascade Catastrophe Plan.” With this plan in place, our doctors are able to take financial obstacles in stride without throwing off their whole retirement plan.
Investment Chutes and Ladders for Doctors [Podcast]
9 Retirement Landmines of Doctors [Podcast]
Two items we talk about in every first meeting we have with doctors are: retirement, and financial independence. It’s common knowledge in the financial world that doctors already start at a disadvantage for retirement. By the time doctors are attending and able to start saving significant amounts toward retirement, other professionals have had a decade of retirement savings under their belt.
5 Key Estate Planning Tips for Doctors [Podcast]
Inflation Info for Doctors [Podcast]
Today’s topic is something you’ve likely heard about in the news quite a bit: inflation. Inflation occurs when the prices of goods and services increase steadily over time. This results in consumers buying fewer of these goods and services with every dollar they have saved. Can we predict it? How do we prepare for it? How can we rest at night with so little control over it?
A Doctor's Side Gig Income: Consulting [Podcast]
Retirement Basics for Doctors [Podcast]
Risk Tolerance for Doctors [Podcast]
Doctors, It's National 529 Day [Podcast]
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.