Ophthalmology Times introduces Money Matters financial educational resource center

Ophthalmology Times and the Grande Financial Services Inc. are pleased to announce an addition to its continued collaboration. Together, we are launching this Money MattersResource Center. This project is included as part of the Practice Management section of the publication.

Much of the information presented in this resource center is aimed to providing valuable financial educational information based on the many questions, planning, and interactions encountered over the years by working closely with ophthalmologists.

It is through these interactions that Grande Financial Services have gained the unique insights into the needs of physicians. Through this landing page, Grande Financial Services can address physicians’ concerns and needs, and be instrumental in keeping readers informed on important financial matters.

What readers can expect

Readers can expect timely monthly articles addressing a wide range of economic, financial, planning, and investment topics, as well as updated educational videos designed to assist physicians in their finances. These reports will include: Monthly Index Performance (Performance for major U.S. indices); Semi-Annual Financial Outlooks (Strategists outline their thoughts on what investors might expect over the next six months); Monthly Market Commentary (Recap of how the S&P 500 performed for the month and the events that contributed to its performance); Asset Allocation Strategy (Flagship report covering investment and asset allocation strategy); Financial Planning Insights (Monthly articles covering a wide range of financial planning topics).

Grande Financial Services hopes the educational guidance presented through this resource center will help physicians who wish to formulate a realistic financial plan that will help them and their families. 

Please check out the content offered in the Money Matters Resource Center at:

http://ophthalmologytimes.com/money-matters

Physicians may also visit the Grande Financial Services’ website at www.grandefs.com for additional information, articles, newsletters, and financial calculators.

About Grande Financial Services

For over 20 years, Grande Financial Services has written the Money Matters column for Ophthalmology Times and during that time, it has lectured on investment, financial, and retirement planning for the Johns Hopkins University Medical Center’s “Current Concepts in Ophthalmology” meetings. The company has had the privilege of working closely with many ophthalmologists over the years, and what the company has learned is that in most cases, next to family, a physician’s profession is his/her greatest passion.

We have witnessed firsthand how hard physicians work to help their patients, as well as keeping their practices state-of-the-art in all aspects. But, Grande Financial Services has discovered that because of the demands on their schedules, most physicians are left with little time to organize their personal finances to the degree that they would feel comfortable.

Loving what you do for a living is a gift given to few, and there is no priority of higher importance to us than serving others, in any capacity. This is ingrained from past generations of our family and makes up the core of who we are as individuals. Grande Financial Services is a family owned and family operated business that has been serving its clients for over 30 years.

Grande Financial Services, through Ophthalmology Times, is looking forward to continually serve ophthalmologists across the country – and we thank you for the many years you have embraced us in your elite community.

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