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With healthcare workers on the frontlines of this COVID-19 battle, many companies have stepped up to offer perks, discounts and freebies for healthcare workers.

For most doctors buying a house, especially early in their careers, a mortgage is a necessity. A common question you may be wondering is, do doctors get better mortgage rates?

If you are one of the 30 million people who lost your job because of the COVID 19 or the resulting downturn, then you might think that your only option is to cash in your 401(k). After the decline of 2008-2009, many women told me they fired their financial advisor or CPA because they lost their job (or divorced a spouse who lost their job) and cashed in their 401(k) to start a new business or start a new life.

Nurses are often the unsung heroes in our entire healthcare system, so time to show them some praise! Here are ten reasons we love nurses.

Today I want to talk about investing a bear market. Seems pretty relevant right now with the stock market being down and all. How does one go about investing when the market is down?

Physician disability insurance is a specialty specific (commonly called “own-occupation”) policy that protects a doctor’s income in the event they can’t work due to injury or illness. As it turns out, there are a lot of mistakes doctors make with disability insurance that can potentially be problematic.

I am pretty sure that March of 2020 will now only be known as the month Covid-19 hit the stage on a global scale. It was a month of quarantines, scary news headlines, being cooped up with your kids (and partners), and economic uncertainty.

With much of America forced to work from home this spring, people are scrambling to get into a rhythm. Today we will dive into some strategies to maximize productivity while working at home and keep your boss at ease.

Written by: Corey Janoff We have seen a lot of volatility in the stock market the last week or so...

While most of you reading this don’t earn anywhere near $1M/year, it may seem crazy to think that you would find yourself going broke if you earned that much. However, I have seen enough people’s finances to tell you that there are people out there earning $1M/year living paycheck to paycheck.

Every time I hear someone say they plan to renovate the kitchen or upgrade the master bathroom, I wonder to myself, “Does this make sense financially?”