Category: Personal Finance
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How A Small Business Loan Can Ramp-Up Your Business
How This Couple Used A Small Business Loan To Level-Up Their Practice [Editor’s Note: This article was written by Mike from www.mikedupblog.com.] “One hundred fifty thousand dollars on the build-out, $275K on the practice, and another couple hundred on the goodwill…” It was like a sick and twisted math problem, circa 1st grade, just adding
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Why The Doctor Suicide Rate Is Rising
Doctor suicide rates are on the rise. Over 1 million Americans will lose their physician this year to suicide. This was an alarming fact that I recently heard from The Doctor’s Show. Here’s a brief segment of the show: I’ve been wanting to write an article that addresses this issue but quite honestly have been
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9 Pros And Cons Of Refinancing Student Loans
Pros and cons of refinancing student loans – Typically, one of the worst parts about becoming a medical professional is starting off with a huge amount of student loan debt. Here’s the latest breakdown according to NerdWallet.com: Average medical school debt: $190,694 Average dental school debt: $287,331 Average pharmacy school debt: $163,494 Average bachelor’s degree
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The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Investors To Get Rich
[Editor’s Note: This guest post was was originally written by Adebayo Fasanya from Dr. Breathe Easy Finance.] The investing maze is complex and it can be very difficult to find the best and most effective way to navigate through it. Good news!! There are 7 habits that highly effective investors use regularly to simplify this
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9 Tips To Protect Baby Boomer Retirement Savings
9 Tips To Protect Baby Boomer Retirement Savings [Editor’s Note: Here’s a guest post from Jason Reed at BestRxForSavings. Enjoy his information to help out boomer plus those approaching the boomer category.] The baby boomer generation is the largest in U.S. history until millennials recently surpassed them in number. As medical technology advances, this large
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Pay Off Debt Or Invest – What Should Doctors Do?
[Editor’s Note: This guest post was submitted by physician financial blogger and Montana resident, David Graham, MD who blogs at FiPhysician.com. After discovering his passion for personal finance, he started a Registered Investment Advisory to promote his mission of “Financial Literacy for Physicians.” For personal enjoyment, he recently sat for and passed the CFP exam.
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Personal Capital vs Wealthfront – Which Is Best?
Personal Capital vs Wealthfront – Which is best? Personal Capital and Wealthfront are two of the more popular web-based investment management platforms. But choosing which to use is like anything else in the personal finance world, it all comes down to personal preference and need. Each platform caters to a different segment of the investing
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The Ultimate Guide to Estate Planning
The Ultimate Guide to Estate Planning [Editor’s note: This article originally appeared on The Money Mix, and has been republished with permission.] For many people, the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the word estate is a fancy house with land in another country. But an estate is everything you own or
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7 Money Mistakes People Earning Six Figures Make
[Editor’s note: This article was originally published on The Money Mix.] Earning six figures can make building wealth easier, but it’s not a magic solution for your financial woes. Earning a high income is only one part of the equation. If you want to be financially secure, you need to make your money work for
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How To Make A Resume To Get The Job Of Your Dreams
Editor’s note: This article was written by Camilo Maldonado who writes at The Finance Twins. The article was originally published on The Money Mix. Learn more about the Money Mix Insiders program. One of the easiest things you can do right away to start improving your financial situation is by cutting expenses. But nothing will propel
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Why Compound Interest Is The Eighth Wonder Of The World
The great Albert Einstein said, “Compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world. He who understands it, earns it … he who doesn’t … pays it.” I couldn’t have said it any better myself. For anyone who wants to build lasting wealth and accomplish financial freedom, understanding and harnessing the power of compound interest
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6 Basic Steps For Doctors On How to Invest Money
(Editor’s note: This post was originally published on The Money Mix.) Congratulations. You’re a doctor and your income potential is much higher than most. Once you get to the point that you’ve paid off your student loans and credit card debt, it’s now time to focus on saving and investing. With so much information floating
