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Your Fiscal Rx

This webinar series of personal finance topics is a member benefit for emergency physicians in all stages of their careers.

Financial Planning: Exclusive Members-Only Downloads

ACEP offers free downloads about financial planning from presentations by emergency physicians. Many of the recordings were made during ACEP Scientific Assembly.

Medical Education Debt/Loan Repayment-Forgiveness

Find information on the problem of medical education debt, how students pay for medical school, debt repayment programs for students and residents, loan programs, and loan deferment programs.

Personal Finances Resources from Financial Planning Association (FPA™)

PlannerSearch.org can connect you with Certified Financial Planners®, nationwide.

ACEP and the Financial Planning Association (FPA™) are now offering financial planning resources to emergency physicians.

FPA connects consumers with financial planners that deliver advice using an objective, client-centered, ethical process.

FPA also offers the following brochures on important financial issues:

Here, you'll find monthly articles, courtesy of FPA, that will help you understand important financial goals for you and your family. For more details or to find other articles about financial planning, please visit the FPA Web site.

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Planning a Cost-Effective Job Search

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Whether you’ve already cleaned out your desk or are expecting your department to be next at work for cuts, in this economy, it definitely makes sense to plan a job search before you actually have to do one. Call it a response plan.

Ways To Save Money On Health Care And Health Insurance In Troubled Times

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Whether you buy your healthcare coverage through your employer or independently, you need to look at your coverage the same way cost-cutting entrepreneurs do. Buying coverage in the future won’t stop at finding the best price – what you pay increasingly will involve how well you’re personally managing your health.

Why Maintaining Your Credit Score Becomes Even More Important During the Continuing Credit Crunch

- 10/18/2010 lock

It’s always a good idea to be vigilant about your credit score, but even if borrowing loosens up a bit in 2009, you still need to do everything necessary to keep your credit score high.

It’s Tax Time Again – Take Advantage of These Changes for Your 2008 Return

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Planning For Your Child’s K-12 Private Education

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Want To Save Money In a Tough Economy? Go On a Fee Hunt

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Credit Score Computing Will Change in 2009 – Do You Know How it Will Affect You?

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The Windfall You’ve Fantasized About Just Happened. Now What?

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Coming Clean: A Valentine’s Day Money Checklist for New Live-In Couples

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