Veterinarians are dedicated to the well-being of animals, but the burden of student loan debt often looms over their financial stability. For those on an income-driven repayment plan, finding effective strategies to alleviate this pressure is crucial. One often overlooked approach is leveraging the power of pre-tax 401(k) contributions. By

Self-employed relief veterinarians often grapple with the challenge of managing unpredictable cash flow, which makes it difficult to plan for taxes and expenses, save for emergencies, and achieve financial stability. However, the ProfitFirst system offers a solution that empowers relief veterinarians to take control of their finances and establish a

As defined by Merriam-Webster, consumerism is the idea that the consumption of goods is desirable. Stated differently, buying new things will make me happier. If only I had that new coat, car, kitchen appliance, toy, if only…if only… if only. Then, you get that desired object and are happy, but

Graduating from veterinary school is a momentous occasion and one that any student should be incredibly proud of doing. As you leave the confines of your college campus and begin your life in the “real world,” the financial burden of graduating with student loan debt becomes a reality. Sitting at

For the audio version and discussion of this article, click the Spotify link below. There is nothing wrong with being frugal or liking a deal. I titled this the cheapskate’s way to stack bitcoin because today, there is an asymmetry to earn satoshis (what are satoshis?)  or sats. All you

Julie Squires a Certified Compassion Fatigue Specialist, Certified Life Coach & Podcaster interviewed Isaiah Douglass, MBA, CFP®, CEPA to talk about money. She asked, “What’s one non-consensus view you have on personal finance for veterinarians?” Tune in to check it out! Check out Jules’ podcast here ➡ http://rekindlesolutions.com/podcast/

Meredith Jones, DVM, and Phil Zeltzman, DVM, DACVS, CVJ, FFCert asked Isaiah Douglass, a Certified Financial Planner, to weigh in with his expert advice on burning financial questions we’ve received from vets. Isaiah is a partner in Vincere Wealth Management and the host of the Veterinarian Success Podcast. – How

Disability insurance isn’t exciting to think about, but worse than that is ignoring it until it’s too late to get it. Veterinarians should not skip out on this important insurance. Read Dan Routh’s Post on dvm360 here.

In this episode, the tables are turned, and Dan Routh takes control of the microphone and interviews Isaiah. Dan digs into Isaiah’s story and his background. How did someone born on a farm find his way to financial planning? His journey to starting his firm and the “why” behind it.