No question about it — these are trying financial times. Fortunately, the stature of the family pet has never been higher, and more than 80 percent of pet owners DO NOT intend to spend less on their four-legged family member … Continue reading
In this unfortunate economy, many owners are choosing to lay off valuable staff in an effort to save money and you may be wondering if you should too. And while you never want to be overstaffed — particularly during difficult … Continue reading
Today, many people have been blindsided by an unexpected financial emergency and don’t know what to do. A job loss, medical expenses, or an emergency home or car repair can be incredibly stressful. The bills still need to be paid, … Continue reading
Make a psychological adjustment. “Knowing” is half the battle. In fact, according to an article in the November 2008 issue of dvm newsmagazine, “The least-examined document in veterinary practice is the profit & loss statement.” If you are losing ground … Continue reading
In this very difficult economy, there are ways we can all stretch our dollar to go further. Here are some ideas for your consideration: Make it automatic. Before seeing your paycheck, divert a good portion of it to your … Continue reading
Summer is gone! fall is here! so it’s once again back to school time. Upon visiting U.S. colleges of veterinary medicine, I typically ask if any students have fallen prey to identity theft or credit card fraud. To date, every … Continue reading
Do you believe some people are luckier than others? According to John D. Krumboltz and Al S. Levin, there’s no such thing as luck. In fact, they shirk the use of the word in their book Luck Is No Accident: … Continue reading