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Starting A Veterinary Practice Vs. Buying A Veterinary Practice
By Brandon Finazzo, Head of Practice Solutions Veterinary medicine is a thriving industry, with pet ownership on the rise in the United States and around...
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Practical Financial Planning Tips For Residents & Fellows
Get your finances under control with a fast, practical approach. Use a budget to track your spending. When done right, consolidation and automation of your...
What is the Average Emergency Medicine Physician Salary?
The mean annual wage for emergency medicine physicians is $316,600, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. According to Medscape, emergency medicine physicians earn...
Personal Loans For Dentists: A Better Financing Option
As a dentist, managing your finances can be a challenge, especially while in school or training. Your expenses can add up quickly, leaving you little...
A Resident’s Guide To Relocation
Are you relocating for residency? If so, there’s plenty to do between Match Day and the start of your residency program. Relocating can be one...
How To Get Prequalified For A Mortgage
Considering buying a home? Prequalification is an important early step in the mortgage process that can impact what homes you look at. Here’s what you...
How to Cover Expenses During Medical Residency
Key takeaways: Credit cards, borrowing from friends and family, moonlighting and personal loans are options to mitigate expenses during residency. All have their benefits and...
What is the Average Orthodontist Salary?
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the mean annual wage for orthodontists is $267,280. Hawaii is the highest paid state in the U.S...
How To Pay Off Credit Card Debt For Doctors & Doctors-In-Training
We get it, because we’ve been there. As a doctor or doctor-in-training, you are likely incredibly busy. We know speed and convenience are crucial, so...
Compensation Differences Between Primary Care & Specialty Physicians
Specialists are often paid more than primary care physicians. Primary care physicians may have better work-life balance than those who specialize. The choice between primary...
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