We close out 2020 with a close look at the one of the more difficult segments of the retirement journey; those years leading up to end of the voyage. It is the final few miles that contain the unseen hazards that lurk just below the waterline, and it is not uncommon to bump into a rock (or two) before dropping anchor at the retirement destination. Our intrepid navigator of all things finance, Ms. Katherine Vessenes, JD, CFP®, RFC, Founder and President of MD Financial Advisors, is back to guide us through to a safe harbor.

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Money Minutes for Doctors #26 - Avoiding the Retirement Reef

Happy Thanksgiving everyone…we are back with the latest installment of Money Minutes for Doctors: Retirement Basics. This month we talk about what to expect upon retirement and the necessary planning that is essential to sailing off into the sunset. Hint: it is not as easy as dropping an anchor into a seemingly safe harbor! We are pleased to welcome back Ms. Katherine Vessenes, JD, CFP®, RFC, Founder and President of MD Financial Advisors.

Money Minutes for Doctors #25

We are back with the third installment of our discussion of side gigs. The planning is over, the course is plotted, and you have finally pointed your vessel toward the horizon ~ adventure is finally yours! This is where sound tactical and strategic decisions will determine where and how far this journey to financial wellness will go. This month we revisit the side gig and and important points to consider once you have thrown off your mooring lines and are finally underway! Once again, we are pleased to welcome back our trusty tactician Ms. Katherine Vessenes, JD, CFP®, RFC, Founder and President of MD Financial Advisors. Enjoy…

Money Minutes for Doctors #24 - The Side Gig, Part 3 ~ Underway

“I wish to have no connection with any ship that does not sail fast; for I intend to go in harm's way.” ~ John Paul Jones, 1778 Last month we talked about the unique opportunities and benefits of the side gig with Ms. Katherine Vessenes, JD, CFP®, RFC, Founder and President of MD Financial Advisors. But like any long sea voyage worth taking, there should be a long process of planning and analysis. And make no mistake, It is daunting to consider casting off the lines and pointing your bow into unknown waters…there are shoals and storms a plenty! But the opportunities that exist over the horizon when considering accelerating the progress toward one’s financial goals and overall financial wellness may well be worth the journey. Dr. McAteer and Ms. Vessenes are back to discuss what it takes to begin this voyage with a sturdy and capable vessel!

Money Minutes for Doctors #23 - The Side Gig, Part 2 ~ Getting Started

The human devastation of COVID-19 is without peer…but the economic effects are not close behind. In this episode we discuss how the novel Coronavirus has altered the world’s financial landscape and how to survive the veritable hurricane that is currently ravaging the global economy. Without question, the steps we take now will help us survive into the future (physically and financially). Here to discuss the emerging and ever changing financial reality is Ms. Katherine Vessenes.

Money Minutes for Doctors #24 - Finances in the time of COVID

Dr. Kate Moretti has started a project to collect stories of healthcare workers and human moments in the midst of the COVID 19 pandemic. If you have a story to contribute, email us here:  Behind The Mask: Human Moments in the Era of COVID

Behind the Mask: Human Moments in the Era of COVID, Episode 1

And now for a dreadful subject that ~ at best ~ was glossed over during your university years: Student Debt. Ah yes…the one topic that was not in the shiny brochure you picked up at the college fair. “But”, you say, “I am a doctor! This should be an easy one!” Well, unfortunately it is not that simple and we just can’t write an order to make this one go away. It is an unfortunate reality that many young physicians face coming out of medical school and one that needs a very detailed plan to navigate through. For this episode we speak to Josh Lantz, CRPC® / Chief Investment Officer, Financial Advisor, at MD Financial Advisors.

Money Minutes for Doctors #18 - Student Debt

LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION…that’s it, right?? Turns out ~ not quite!! This month’s edition of MMFD takes a hard look into the ins and outs of one of the largest purchases a person or family ever have to make…buying a home. It is not as easy as you may think and a measure of research goes a very long way. Back to help us navigate the shifting tides of the real estate market and the shoals of home purchasing is Ms. Katherine Vessenes.

Money Minutes for Doctors #16 - Purchasing a home, How to Decide & What to Know

Dr. Jessie Werner interviews Dr. Jessica Mason about her career in medical education podcasting.

An Interview With Dr. Jessica Mason

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Money Minutes for Doctors #13 - Asset Protection

The market is up…the market is down…the sky is falling…the best year ever!! Welcome back to our monthly financial podcast, Money Minutes for Doctors. This month we talk with Ms. Katherine Vessenes, JD, CFP®, RFC, Founder and President of MD Financial Advisors, about the rollercoaster that was the world of finance in 2018 and where the market appears to be headed in the coming months.

Money Minutes for Doctors #12

Welcome back to our monthly financial podcast! In this episode we jump back into contracts with part two of one of the most important topics for a physician coming out of residency. As usual, our talk is with Ms. Katherine Vessenes, JD, CFP®, RFC, Founder and President of MD Financial Advisors. Enjoy!!

Money Minutes for Doctors #11 - Contracts, Part 2

Discussion of the employment contract for physicians. 

Money Minutes for Doctors #10

Welcome to the 9th installment of our monthly podcast dedicated to financial education and wellness, Money Minutes for Doctors. This month we sit down with Ms. Katherine Vessenes, JD, CFP®, RFC, Founder and President of MD Financial Advisors, to talk about an often neglected topic in financial planning, what to do when encountered with the unspeakable reality of a catastrophe. In the past six months alone, communities on the east and west coasts of the United States have absorbed natural disasters that have left cities and towns in shambles. The human toll is staggering and many families are left to start from scratch following devastating circumstances. While catastrophes come in many forms: disability, loss of a loved one, job loss, loss of home, etc…planning for the worst does not have to be as painful as the topic implies.

Money Minutes for Doctors #9

Welcome to the official podcast series of the Brown Emergency Medicine Residency Program.

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