Planning for Veterinarians

When starting or establishing your veterinary practice, there is a tremendous amount on your plate, so much so you don’t spend time with your finances. You know you should be doing something but don’t know what to do.

 

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How do you find the balance you want and need?

It can feel heavy. You’re trying to grow your practice, pay off student loan debt, save, and still have a life with your family. Too often, clients are focused on one piece and overcorrecting their strategy. Finding balance is possible with the right strategy.

A Comprehensive Strategy With An Idea for Every Dollar

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Even thought it doesn’t feel like it now your debt will be gone at some point. What you do with your money now has a ripple effect into the future. One dollar paying debt is also once less dollar saved and one more dollar saved is one less dollar spent. The key is to maximize the most mathematically efficient strategy you can.

We’ve Met with Hundred of Vets

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You don’t want to be 30-years down the road feeling like you’re behind, wishing you would have done something differently. Being imbalanced can produce that as an outcome and that’s why having a plan is meaningful. It’s a way to visualize the what-if scenarios and determine how you want to proceed.

You deserve a team to talk to, who will look at your full financial picture every year, so you can adjust as your life and career changes.  

Here’s how we approach it:

1.We ask questions to learn your goals

2.We’ll determine if it makes sense to have another conversation

3.We’ll quantify your goals inside of a comprehensive financial plan with recommendations to help you reach your goals more efficiently

Many veterinarians fall behind in their long-term planning because the debt acquired from school gives them anxiety. We build comprehensive financial plans tailored to the unique situations they face so they can build wealth, pay off debt and have a life.