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...

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...

The recruiter mentions it near the end of the call, almost as an aside. "We also do loan repayment assistance." If you're finishing training with a ba...

You are four years into a hospitalist job at a nonprofit medical center. Forty-eight certified payments are sitting in your Federal Student Aid accoun...

The Question That Shows Up Every March

You and your spouse have filed jointly since the year you got married. Nobody questioned it. Then one of you l...

You finished medical school owing more than most people owe on a house, and the first thing your residency program handed you was a pager, not a finan...

If you finished residency carrying a large federal student loan balance, you already know the question that keeps coming up at every happy hour, in ev...

When two physicians marry, two student loan balances often come along for the ride. And in many dual-physician and physician-spouse households, those ...