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 ...

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...

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,...

"Are we saving enough?" You've asked your spouse some version of that question, probably more than once, and probably without landing on an answer eit...

You already know what the number is. Two kids in full-time center care, or one infant plus an after-school program, and the monthly childcare bill sit...

You've run this in your head more than once. You'd work four days instead of five. You'd take a Wednesday at home, or a Friday, or whatever day your g...

The email shows up in your work inbox sometime in the fall. Open enrollment is here, the window is about three weeks, and there's a link to a portal y...

The private school tuition bill arrives on a schedule that has nothing to do with your call schedule. If your kids are in private school, you already ...

Here's a question that comes up at physician dinner tables: "How much do we actually have?" Sometimes the person asking is the spouse who doesn't hand...