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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?”

We live in a crazy time, filled with uncertainty. So how the heck are we supposed to create a financial strategy with all the noise going on around us?

To kick-start 2020, I wanted to put together a list of 20 money tips for 2020 that you can strive to implement this year.

I have learned to identify pretty quickly which people will be financially successful and which ones might struggle to reach their financial goals. This post will outline some of the common traits that most financially successful people possess.

Financial planning is really a lifelong challenge of self-motivation. Nobody can force you to do something with your money. Therefore, if you can reverse-solve your financial goals for happiness, it can be easier to motivate yourself to achieve them.

Some of the most common questions I receive are about purchasing a home. Yes, owning a home can be wonderful and an excellent boost to your long-term financial success. But let’s pump the brakes before we dive in and purchase a house, because it doesn’t make sense for everyone.

As a financial advisor, I have the privilege of getting an in-depth look at people’s finances. And let me tell you, you can’t judge a book by its cover. Let’s look at two examples of fictional physicians to see how finances can differ drastically between two similar people.

The physician loan is a special home loan for doctors that makes it easier for a doctor or dentist to get a mortgage without the customary 20% down payment.

Some helpful tips and things to think about when it comes to prioritizing how to pay off debt.

In over a decade of working with doctors and dentists, I have observed my fair share of the good, the bad, and the ugly when it comes to money moves. This should give you a good starting point for some things you can do to get your finances on the right track.