All Things Money ...
for the Modern Entrepreneur
for the Modern Entrepreneur
Running a business is hard enough...
- your money shouldn't be.
The secret is having systems that do the heavy lifting for you. Not more effort — better structure. We help you set up systems that:
✔️ Turn day-to-day activity into clear cash flow reports
✔️ Replace guessing with numbers you can actually manage by
✔️Support growth without adding more stress to your plate
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"Mildred is a God send. She makes everything so simple and user friendly. I was so intimidated by taxes and bookkeeping until I met her. 10/10 recommend the Money Doc.
Dr. Nolan Halverson
Chiropractor
Building Stronger Businesses Since 2006
Founded by Mildred Dillon CPA in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina, The Money Doctor® has spent nearly 20 years helping entrepreneurs see their numbers clearly, free up cash flow, and build systems that work.
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We've Survived 4
National Disasters
Even before the 2008 Covid shutdowns, we continued operations through Hurricane Harvey, the 2008 Recession and 2010 BP Oil Spill on the Gulf Coast.
Today, our digital footprint serves entrepreneurs nationally in the U.S. helping them automate and scale smarter, protecting their wealth.
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Why choose us?
Clear Step-By-Step Setup
No guesswork. No accounting background required. You’ll set up a repeatable money system using clear instructions that show you exactly how to organize, track, and review your numbers — without constant oversight.
Flexible, Practical Use
Our strategies fit into real business life. Work through the steps on your schedule, from any device, pause and come back to it as needed while you’re actively running your business — not watching Tiktok videos for motivation.
Built for Real Business Owners
Designed for people doing the work. These systems are built for entrepreneurs managing income, expenses, and growth in real time — not accounting theory or “best practices” that fall apart once things get busy.
