As of writing this, there is $1.748 trillion of student loan debt in the United States and, unfortunately, that number only continues to steadily rise. I still remember the day when I graduated with my DPT ready to take on the world […]
As physical therapists and occupational therapists, we work hard for our patients. That’s why I am grateful that many companies recognize this and reward our contributions by providing us with discounts on their products and services. Unfortunately, many of us […]
As physical therapists and occupational therapists, we are always looking for ways to remain life-long learners and provide the best care to our patients. One way our professions reinforce this mantra is by requiring the completion of continuing education units […]
If you tune into pretty much any news outlet these days, you are faced with fears of a potential looming recession. In fact, just last Friday (June 10, 2022), newly released data revealed that inflation has now hit a 40-year […]
Years ago, Dave Ramsey was the first financial guru I started listening to. If you mention his name in nearly any financially-related social setting, most people, if not all, will know who he is. But for those of us not […]
Investing in a 529 can do wonders for your child’s future education expenses – especially when you know how to best maximize that investment. If you’re not yet familiar with the ins and outs of a 529 account, you should […]
Opening a 529 account to help pay for your child’s future education expenses can do wonders for both your financial state and your child’s future financial state. If you haven’t done so already, be sure to read An Intro on […]
My wife and I were overjoyed to recently welcome the arrival of our first baby. To financially prepare for having a baby, you can begin saving for your newborn’s future education by opening a 529 account. While other investment vehicles […]
Are you an occupational therapist or physical therapist either planning on or currently pursuing Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) or Temporary Expanded Public Service Loan Forgiveness (TEPSLF)? If so, it is very important that you know and understand the details of the […]
Physical therapists and occupational therapists often graduate with a tremendous amount of student loans. In fact, the American Physical Therapy Association’s Impact of Student Debt on the Physical Therapy Profession in 2020 found that physical therapists that had graduated at most four years […]
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