Why South Australian country doctors are cashing in
Adelaide doctors are making a small fortune by taking advantage of critical shortages among medical professionals in South Australian rural areas.
Financial tips for doctors moving to Australia
As a doctor, deciding to pack up and move to another country will almost certainly be the biggest decision of your life.
Career transition tips for doctors
When you choose a medical career, you know there’s hard work ahead. But as the pandemic drags on, the stress and pressure on doctors continues to grow.
How to streamline small business accounting
Nitschke Nancarrow managing partner Kym Nitschke explains how small business owners can save time and money by embracing online accounting software.
Tax-effective ways for doctors to buy their dream car
If you’re planning to splash out and buy the car of the dreams you want to do it the smartest way possible, says medical accountant Kym Nitschke.
How doctors can avoid lifestyle inflation
Comparing your expenses against your income can be a shock for anyone. However, this is particularly true for many doctors — as their salary continues to rise, so do their living costs.
The Best Ways for Doctors to Give Back
You might think that, as a doctor, you already do enough for the people in your area. But giving back means more than just doing your job.
The True Cost of Burnout For Doctors
Classified as an official disease by the World Health Organisation, chronic work-related stress, or burnout, remains an under-addressed health concern, especially in the medical industry.
How Will Economic Predictions Impact Doctors?
All Australians, low- and high-earning citizens alike, are affected by patterns in the national and global economies. Even if you are a medical professional with a sizeable salary, there’s no escaping the impact of financial ups and downs. This brief guide can help you understand what economic trends to expect this year and plan accordingly.
How Doctors Can Break These 5 Bad Financial Habits
How many of your New Year’s resolutions were related to money? Instead of making several one-time yearly resolutions that you may or may not keep, why not resolve instead to break the harmful financial habits that are holding you back from your goals?