How we write
Editorial policy
Here is how we make the articles and calculators on Vantage MD Wealth, and who pays for them. We describe only what is true, and we would rather say less than claim more.
- Articles are education, not instructions.
- AI tools help draft and structure them.
- Advertisers and advisors cannot change what we write.
In order
From draft to correction
What we publish
Articles and calculators on money topics for people in medicine, such as paying down training loans or comparing retirement plans. They explain how something works. They do not tell you what to do. Where an article touches on tax or law, it is general information, not a substitute for a professional who has your full facts.
How articles are made
AI tools help us draft and structure them. We do not put author names on them, because a name would suggest that a credentialed person stands behind each piece, and we make no such claim. We say so here, so you can weigh each page accordingly.
How calculators work
Every calculator states its assumptions on its own page and runs in your browser. What you enter stays with you and is not tied to your identity. Because the assumptions are on the page, you can see what a figure rests on and change the inputs to match your own.
Who pays, and what that cannot do
We show advertising, and licensed advisors pay for introductions to people who ask for a match. Neither advertisers nor advisors choose, pay for or change what we write.
If something is wrong
Tell us through the contact page. When we confirm an error, we correct it.
What to keep out of messages
Please leave patient and health information out of anything you send us, including the contact page. We do not need it.