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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™)

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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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 According to 2005 figures from the U.S. Census Bureau, the proportion of households consisting of one person living alone increased from 17 percent in 1970 to 26 percent in 2005. In 2005, 10 percent of the nation's households contained five or more people, down from 21 percent in 1970. During the same time period, av

It sounds like a marriage made in heaven. On one side, there are people who are struggling with debt who can't qualify for lower rates from conventional lenders or credit card companies. On the other, there are folks with a few thousand to invest who might like to get a higher return than they'd get in CDs or money ma

It seems there's plenty of help out there for people in debt trouble. You'll see services advertised on late-night TV, in newspaper classified advertising sections, even blaring on the radio.   But there's good credit counseling and bad credit counseling. You will need to distinguish between nonprofit organization

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The formal name is refund anticipation loans, or RALs.  They're marketed primarily to cash poor taxpayers who use their annual federal and state tax refunds as a piggy bank for discretionary items or increasingly, essentials like food and rent. Do

 With all the financial responsibilities we face, it's often tough to put yourself first. But retirement savings must be a priority, and sometimes to drive that home, it pays to see some statistics The Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI) reported

It's unlikely the real estate market will return to the fever pitch of the mid 2000s anytime soon and maybe that's not such a bad thing. But even though homes are languishing on the market, it's not a bad time

 It's a much different picture renovating a home in 2007 than in 1997. Fueled by huge gains in the price of real estate, homeowners a decade ago were tapping home equity with little care since prices were expected to keep

Misinformation and insomnia make great bedfellows. Late night television is filled with too good to be true solutions for everything from unmanageable mortgages and other debt woes to healthcare. These advertisers must know that their primary target is a viewer

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