According to a study from the Journal of Behavioral Finance, nearly 74% of investors overestimate their investment skills. Why do so many individuals feel so...

There is no better way to celebrate the Fourth of July than tasting the culinary offerings of an American summer. From processed meats to sweet...

Cognitive biases are systematic errors in thinking and affect how we perceive information and make decisions. Since they can be unconscious mental shortcuts, identifying and...

An associate doctor is the highest salaried employee in a practice outside of the owning doctor, so bringing an associate on can be a daunting...

The power of compounding interest is most impactful over time, when interest has the opportunity to maximize the return on your savings. However, being young...

Between tracking collections, managing insurance and raising fees, it can be difficult to accurately gauge your practice’s metrics and identify areas for improvement. With the...

A Northwestern Mutual study shows that 75% of people who work with an advisor feel financially prepared for retirement versus only 45% of people that...

Across the country, about 12% or more people paid $1,000 a month or more to finance their cars in 2024, with some states polling over...

The recent Fed meeting didn’t bring many new developments, but stagflation and lack of rate cuts were hot discussion topics. As international banks make cuts,...

The newest edition of the Pediatric Practice Comparison Report is now available! The report compiles data from pediatric practices nationwide to propel your goals this...

Investing and personal finances are typically taught numerically, driven by data and spreadsheets. A problem with this, though, is that financial decisions are also driven...