By Susan Dellaghelfa
I’m writing to let you all know that I will be retiring from Atlas this summer.
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A Letter From Susan
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Planning on Call: A Discussion with Dr. Fernando Peña, Crossing the Atlantic & Building a Practice
By Tim Hamilton, CFP®, CIMA, CSLP | thamilton@atlaspwm.com
Welcome to ‘Planning on Call,’ a series of podcasts, blog posts, and other content focused on providing medical professionals, and their spouses, the important information they need to know as they plan their future.
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Planning on Call: Humanizing Healthcare & Understanding Chronic Illness with Eva Minkoff
By Tim Hamilton, CFP®, CIMA, CSLP | thamilton@atlaspwm.com
Welcome to ‘Planning on Call,’ a series of podcasts, blog posts, and other content focused on providing medical professionals, and their spouses, the important information they need to know as they plan their future.
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Does the 2021 Tax Filing Extension Apply to You?
By Brendan Walsh | bwalsh@atlaspwm.com
As we approach the traditional April 15 tax filing deadline, you may be aware that the IRS recently announced an extension of time to file a 2020 individual tax return until May 17, 2021.
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Atlas Highlights – Spring 2021
Each quarter, we provide updates on matters such as Atlas events, community activities, and new associates.
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Q1 2021 – Bonds Down, Stocks Up. But That’s Not the Whole Story.
By John C. Ogle | jcogle@atlaspwm.com
We at Atlas have learned some valuable lessons in the last year, re-learned others, and feel encouraged about the future.
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Planning on Call: Roundtable on Imposter Syndrome: A Discussion between Three Generations of Female Physicians
By Tim Hamilton, CFP®, CIMA, CSLP | thamilton@atlaspwm.com
Welcome to ‘Planning on Call,’ a series of podcasts, blog posts, and other content focused on providing medical professionals, and their spouses, the important information they need to know as they plan their future.
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Spring Has Sprung and Interest Rates Climb
By John C. Ogle | jcogle@atlaspwm.com
Ability to “listen” to the markets assumes an understanding of what drives certain indicators. As we know, pure interest rates (such as U.S. Treasury Rates) are driven by two factors: economic growth expectations, and expectations for the rate of inflation.
