If you’re looking to increase your financial literacy this year, check out these 5 financial books that I absolutely love. Two of them are classics, and although the other three are (relatively) recent releases, I consider them future classics in the personal finance canon. 1. The Next Millionaire Next Door by Sarah Stanley Fallaw and […]
10 Rotator Cuff Exercises for Managing Pain without Surgery
Do you suffer from chronic pain as a result of a rotator cuff injury? Are you looking for rotator cuff exercises? You’re not alone. Every year, over 3 million people sustain injuries to their rotator cuff. That’s a lot of pain to manage. For many, surgery might seem like the only option to alleviate pain […]
Athletic Training Appreciation: 8 Ways to Thank Your AT
In the world of healthcare, Athletic Trainers are essential workers. From education on injury prevention to career-saving intervention programs, ATs serve an invaluable role in athletics and daily life. Athletic training warrants heartfelt, creative appreciation! Athletic Training Appreciation Month Although ATs deserve recognition everyday, March is National Athletic Training Month, a period of appreciation set by […]
Physical Therapist Starting Salary: Expectations for New PT Grads
How much can a new grad physical therapist expect to make in their first year out of PT school? It depends on the type of physical therapy job you take and other factors we’ll discuss in this article. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that the median salary for all physical therapists is $89,440 annually. […]
Compound Interest Calculation – the Rule of 72
Call me a nerd, but one of my favorite things to do with money is to calculate compound interest using the Rule of 72. It’s simple math you can do in your head, but it will help you make quick judgments about whether an investment or a loan is going to be worthwhile in the […]