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Month: December 2020
Avoiding Buyers Remorse with Intentional Spending
We’ve all been there. We make a big purchase only to find out later… we regret the purchase. Buyers remorse is the real deal. Fortunately, there is a way to prevent this and spend money in a healthier and happier way.
Donor Advised Funds with Vanguard Charitable
Here’s how to use the Vanguard Charitable Donor-Advised Fund to grease the wheels of giving with less hassle to you.
End of Year Financial Checklist for High Earners
The end of the year can be a very busy time, which makes it easy to drop one of the many balls that are up in the air. Using this financial checklist for high income earners, your personal finances don’t have to be one of the missed items this year!
Teach Your Kids About Money with the Bank of Mom and Dad
How do you teach your kids about money? Talk about money, teach the magic of compound interest, model good habits and institute the Bank of Mom and Dad.
10 Best Gifts for Doctors (Written By a Doctor)
It’s that time of the year where friends and family exchange gifts! If you are friends or family with a doctor, you might consider checking out this list of gifts to consider for your doctor friends. If you are a doctor yourself, you might consider sharing it!
How to Avoid FOMO When Investing
Here are a few actionable steps to avoid acting purely due to the fear of missing out when investing.
You Are Strong: Don’t Let Burnout Win
You were strong enough when you lost your autonomy for the first time along this journey to becoming a doctor. You were strong when your empathy began to fade. You are still strong enough today to fight this fight.
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