Category: Manage Money

Saving and investing for retirement early in your career is essential. There are many different retirement plans to choose from, but the Roth IRA can be one of the best options. That’s because your income will be lower earlier in your career compared to […]

There are many different account options that can help you build up your nest egg and eventually retire. But have you ever wondered if any of these retirement accounts that have special, lesser-known abilities? A Health Savings Account (HSA) is […]

If you’re a physical therapist or occupational therapist looking to save and invest some of your money to put towards your eventual retirement, you may want to consider opening your own Roth IRA account. But before you do, this article […]

If you’re a physical therapist or occupational therapist looking to put some of your hard-earned money away towards your eventual retirement, a traditional IRA account can be a great option. But before you jump to opening your own traditional IRA […]

Many physical therapists and occupational therapists who work for an employer are provided access to a 401(k) retirement plan.  If this is you, be sure to read this article – it will teach you the ins and outs of. . […]

If you’re a physical therapist or occupational therapist whose employer provides you with access to both a 403(b) retirement plan and a 457(b) retirement plan, then you’re probably wondering if you should prioritize contributing to one or the other. Before moving forward with this […]

Are you a physical therapist or occupational therapist who works for an employer that provides you with a 457(b) retirement plan? This article will go over the important aspects of. . . Ready to learn if a 403(b) is right […]

Are you a physical therapist or occupational therapist who works for an employer that provides you with a 403(b) retirement plan? This article will go over the important aspects of. . . Ready to learn if a 403(b) is right […]

Many physical therapists and occupational therapists are solopreneurs – that is, we have our own business without having any employees.  This business can be your main source of income, or it can be a physical therapy side hustle or occupational therapy side […]

If you are a self-employed solopreneur physical therapist or occupational therapist, you are both the owner of your business and an employee of your business. While fulfilling both employer and employee roles, you probably have a lot on your plate […]