You are headed down the home stretch: your last year as a training physician is coming to an end, and that means it’s time to update your financial planning accordingly. Whether you are finishing up… Read More
Before we talk about financial planning for medical residents, let’s start with the most important part first: your primary goal while in residency or fellowship should be to become an exceptional doctor. The kicker is… Read More
After the excitement wears off of matching for your residency program, you’ll need to start thinking about how to pay off your loans. While the average medical school debt is approximately $196,000, most PGY physicians earn… Read More
This is part two of our financial planning for our early career attending physicians. Earlier on the blog, we got the party started with Financial Planning for Last Year of Training Physicians. The goal of… Read More
Congratulations — you’re coming up on a very exciting time in your medical career, and that means it’s time for financial success as a new attending physician! As an attending, you have many doors open… Read More
While financial planning for doctors is a long process that relies heavily on personal circumstances and preferences, we break it down to a simple five step process to get you on the right path. This… Read More
One of your most important financial decisions is how much student loan debt is acceptable to obtain your degree — and with the cost of student loans getting so high, it’s important to know how… Read More
Before we get into the importance of financial planning for locums docs, we need to set something straight. As a doctor, you got into this profession to make a difference in people’s lives. However, as… Read More