Physician Family Financial Advisors Blog

You matched into fellowship. It's the career you wanted, and the training you're happy to receive. It also means the attending paycheck you've been pi...

It's early October. Open enrollment emails are stacking up, the holidays are already on the call schedule, and somewhere in the back of your mind is a...

It usually comes up casually. Maybe it's over a holiday dinner, or on a phone call after your oldest's eighth-grade graduation. Your parents (or your ...

The phone call comes, and then the paperwork does. Somewhere in the weeks after a parent dies, a letter arrives from a custodian you've never dealt wi...

It's a few weeks after your 65th birthday. You've hung up the white coat, your Medicare card has arrived, and then you learn your Medicare Part B prem...

You've probably watched it happen from the clinical side. A patient is medically ready for discharge but can't safely bathe or dress alone, and the fa...

You've finished training, the attending paycheck is real, and yet when you sit down to look at the whole picture, something doesn't add up. Your incom...

You've done the math on Public Service Loan Forgiveness, and it doesn't fit your career. Maybe you're in private practice. Maybe your group is a for-p...

You're three months into a new academic year, you've finally learned where every elevator in the hospital goes, and your loan servicer has started sen...

You've run the numbers, and they say you could stop working at 60. Maybe 58. Then a second thought shows up, usually late at night: "What do we do abo...

Your teenager just brought home a first paycheck from a summer job. Maybe it's from the pool where they lifeguard, the ice-cream shop down the street,...

The offer letter arrives and there's a number on it that wasn't there in residency: $40,000 to sign. Maybe another $15,000 for the move. It may be des...