As the year draws to a close, many of us find ourselves reflecting on what we’ve accomplished, what surprised us, and what we hope to change in the 2026 year ahead. The holiday season may bring busy schedules and festive distractions, but it also offers one of the best opportunities to reset, prepare, and enter the new year with clarity and confidence. Whether you’ve hit your financial goals or felt pulled off track, the final weeks of the year are a natural time to regroup a

The last quarter of the year is a natural checkpoint for your financial plan. Markets move, interest rates change, goals evolve, and so on . If you haven’t reviewed your portfolio lately, there is a good chance your mix of stocks, bonds, and cash has fluctuated. That drift can quietly raise or lower your risk without you even noticing. A thoughtful year-end rebalance brings your allocation back in line and can improve tax efficiency heading into 2026. This guide from YPP give

Between clinic blocks, calls, and CME,  your time is priceless.   That’s why the best side hustles  for medical professionals are flexible, low-friction to start, and clear about the trade-offs. Below, we break down popular options – from Walmart Spark and Uber Eats to telemedicine and moonlighting – so you can pick a lane that actually  fits your schedule, energy, and income goals. A Quick Chart: What Pays, How Flexible, + What to Watch Side hustle Typical gross pay Flexibil

Weddings are a magical time – they’re milestones, celebrations, festivities, memories. But behind the roses,  “I do,”  and champagne,...

Artificial intelligence (AI) has made its way into nearly every industry, and financial services are no exception. From robo-advisors to automated stock pickers, AI tools promise quick answers and low fees. It’s no surprise many doctors are asking: “Could AI replace a financial planner?” The short answer: no.  While AI can crunch numbers and track trends, it lacks the nuance, adaptability, and real-world judgment required to guide physicians through their financial lives. At

As physicians,  you’ve mastered medicine, but money can be just as complex. Between mounting student loans , lifestyle upgrades, and limited time for planning, even high earners can fall into costly traps. Let’s unpack the top five financial mistakes physicians make  and powerful strategies to avoid them, so you can focus on what you do best: practicing medicine. (Psst… if you'd like a deep dive on building a solid financial foundation as a high-earning physician, check out o

Paying for college is never simple,  and for physicians, it’s often one of the  largest financial commitments you’ll make before...

Moonlighting, or taking on additional medical or non‑medical work alongside one’s primary clinical job, is increasingly  common among...

When it comes to financial planning for doctors, choosing between a Roth IRA and a 403(b) can feel confusing; we get it.  Both offer tax...

A guide for physicians balancing extra income with long-term financial success. Moonlighting, whether in urgent care, telemedicine, or...