Physician Family Financial Advisors Blog

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 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...

Somewhere in the benefits packet you signed when you took your attending job, there was a line about long-term disability (LTD) coverage. The hospital...

You're somewhere between 55 and 65. You've been an attending for a couple of decades, and the question in your head has changed shape. It used to be "...

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...

You're four or five months out, or your spouse is, and the questions surfacing at ten at night have nothing to do with the nursery. How many weeks can...

You out-earn almost everyone you went to high school with. But you can still feel a small jolt in your chest when a $4,000 bill lands with no warning....

You accepted the new position. The offer looked good, the commute is shorter, and the group seems like people you would want to work beside. Then some...

Congratulations! You just brought your new addition to the family home! You are also, in all likelihood, running on four hours of sleep and a granola ...

You are in the last year of training. The signing bonus conversation is finally happening, the credentialing paperwork is stacking up, and somewhere i...

The pitch usually arrives in one of a few ways. A colleague in your group mentions the person who handled their insurance and offers to make an introd...