Conor Killmurray

The main cause of stress for many people is their workload, and physicians are no stranger to this. An overburdening workload can not only help to ruin your productivity at work but also negatively impact your home life. In order to work towards a proper balance of the two it's best to try and keep work at work. Here’s 4 tips to do just that.

Phishing emails are one of the simplest tools in a hacker's toolbox, and they're some of the most effective methods of illegally gaining health records. Make sure you're protecting your patient's information, and your own information, with these 3 simple tips.

America’s total outstanding credit card debt now sits at $1.034 trillion, the highest it has been since 2008. This is the result of an over reliance on credit and some disturbing new trends. Here are some tips to handle these trends and keep your credit card debt from becoming insurmountable.

It’s estimated that the average American will spend about 11 hours to fill out their tax return. However, 20-25% of all Americans will wait to the 11th hour to file their taxes. Are you one of those Americans? If so, here are 4 tips to help you navigate tax return crunch time.

7 million Americans are about 3 months or more behind on their auto loan payments, a trend that continues to grow. Here’s 4 ways to make sure that you aren’t a part of this trend.

Bad financial habits die hard and breaking them takes time and effort. Avoiding these four faux pas can make all the difference.

It’s one thing to build a budget, but it’s another thing all togther to stick to one. Here are the obstacles standing in the way of better financial health.

Focusing on self-care while you’re away from work is one of the best ways to maximize productivity both in and out of the office. However, a recent survey found that for many people, avoiding work while on vacation is extremely difficult. Here’s how you can change that.

When you start looking at your budget don’t fret if you have to start saving, it doesn’t have to be a burden.

A savings account is a fundamental part of your financial health, so it’s important to take into consideration these five factors when looking to open a new one.

Loans are often necessary to empower you to make important moves for your practice. But before you take one out, make sure you’re asking yourself the right questions.

2019 is here, and it’s time to pick a resolution you’ll hopefully stick with. Why don’t you pick something that matters to you and your business?

It’s great to take on as much of your own financial planning as you can, but for those who want to take it to the next level, let a financial planner be your guide.

Embezzlement is one of the biggest threats facing the modern medical practice. In order to prevent embezzlement from harming you, make sure you’re prepared by considering these eight tips.

With 2019 on the horizon, it’s important to take a look back at how your finances fared this year.

If you’re looking to move your home and your practice, you have to consider many factors. But there’s one factor that trumps the rest: location, location, location.

If you’ve upgraded your practice this year, the Section 179 Tax Deduction will help boost your bottom line going into the new year.

It’s strongly advised to open an Individual Retirement Account, but you have to decide whether a traditional or Roth IRA fits your situation best.

According to a new study, retirees don’t spend the money they save up for retirement due to a pessimistic mindset.

Financial burdens can easily add to the everyday stress of work. However, they can be alleviated by following a few simple steps.

Social Security is in peril, but it can still help your retirement plan. We debunk some common Social Security myths to help you find the truth.

Credit card debt is on the rise in 2018. It’s important to know what trends to look out for and how to handle them.

Financial planning takes a great deal of effort, but if you stick to it your reward will be greater than deciding to skip out on it.