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Recently, Julianne Andrews MBA, CFP®, AIF® was featured in Medical Economics’ Money news section. In an interview, she walks through some steps physicians can take to protect their personal assets. Julie states, “There’s a few of things you can do, a lot of times people want to hop to very complicated things right off the bat, but there’s some very simple things you can do that will protect your assets.” You can view the short interview video by clicking here.
As the leading business resource for office-based physicians, Medical Economics provides the expert advice needed to successfully meet today’s challenges in practice management, patient relations, malpractice, electronic health records and other technology, career, and personal finance.
Julie has been the only financial planner to serve as a blogger for Physicians Practice, which is a division of Medical Economics and leading practice management resource for doctors and staff around the world. You can view her author’s page and all of her featured blogs here. To see the process Julie uses to help physicians address their most pressing concerns, click here for the MDFIT™ process.
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Did you know that Georgia offers businesses a tax break for investing in your employees? If you are a business owner, under the Georgia Retraining Tax Credit program, your business can receive a tax credit of 50 percent of your direct training expenses, with up to $500 credit per full-time employee, per training program, with an annual maximum of $1,250 per employee.
Atlanta, GA, December 10, 2020 – We are pleased to announce Five Star award winners Julianne F. Andrews, MBA, CFP®, AIF® and Cathy C. Miller, MBA, CFP®, CRPS®, CDFA®’s appearance in a Women in Wealth special section in the December 2020 issue of Fortune magazine. The “Women in Wealth” supplement highlights Atlanta area women who “stand out” in their industry.
There are very few concepts that can strain relational dynamics and provoke anxiety quite like discussing money with family, especially your young adult children. It generally isn’t something many parents are comfortable doing, and that is under “normal” circumstances. The stress is typically compounded when these conversations occur under duress or will inevitably induce major conflict within the family unit. Sometimes the circumstances are unforeseeable and the stress unavoidable. But many times, the contention can be avoided by simply being intentional and having these tough conversations now and on your terms.
Before you know it, the hustle and bustle of the holiday season will be upon us. In order to minimize stress and maximize your gifting abilities, it’s important to keep in mind a few details that you may or may not be aware of when it comes to charitable gifting.
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