Being able to make a difference in someone’s life as a physical therapist can be one of the benefits of the job. One of the downsides? You might have a lot of debt to show for it. According to a 2017 survey by the American Physical Therapy Association, recent physical therapy graduates owe an...
Financial planning is important for all of us. But a pharmacist retirement plan may require more strategy and thought than other professions. Why? Because pharmacists tend to have two things — high incomes and high student debt. When you have a high income, tax-sheltered investing options become...
If you’re a nurse, you’ve dedicated your working years to helping others live fulfilling and healthy lives. When it comes to a nurse’s retirement, however, you don’t want to shortchange yourself by not planning ahead. Although outstanding student loan debt is the reality for many nurses, you...
According to a QuickBooks survey in collaboration with Gallup, as many as 44 million workers reported being self-employed at some point during any given week in 2019. But that number has jumped significantly with the growing popularity of side hustles and with the impact of the COVID-19...
As traditional pension plans become less and less available, employer-sponsored retirement plans that allow employees to contribute a portion of their earnings have become extremely popular. These include 401(k)s, 403(b)s, 457(b)s and 401(a)s. Employers have marketed these plans as an...
Student loans can feel like a giant, lead-filled ball and chain that borrowers must drag behind them. If your balance is over $100,000, it can feel like you’re stuck with a mortgage, maybe even before you have your first mortgage. Some borrowers grew up allergic to debt, so they focus their...
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