Written by: Corey Janoff While working through the retirement planning process for doctors, the question, “How much do I need to retire?” comes up quite frequently, and my answer is almost always the same. It depends. To no surprise, that’s actually my favorite answer...
Written by: Derek Melvin As we turn the calendar to another year, it is common for many to begin setting goals for the year to come and improvements they want to make in their lives moving forward. Naturally, finances are typically at the top of the list. “Spend less...
Written by: Corey Janoff People are always big fans of lists. I’m not sure why. There is probably some psychological reason behind it. Maybe we have a fascination with numbers and order. It is also timely as we enter the holiday season. Grocery lists, list of...
Written by: Corey Janoff Albert Einstein once referred to compound interest as the 8th wonder of the world. And it can be quite wonderful if you get on the correct side of it. If you are on the wrong side of it, compound interest can be your worst enemy. Today we...
Written by: Nathan Beardemphl For many people, retirement savings starts, and ends, with an employer provided retirement plans (such as a 401(k), 403(b) etc.). However, these plans bring with them contribution limits and limited amounts of investment options. ...
Written by: Andrew Newhouse Should I get Disability Insurance as a Resident Most physicians know it is a good idea to secure disability insurance. With so much future income ahead of you, especially if you are a young physician, protecting your future...
