Financial planning and investment management for your unique situation
Financial planning for physicians and doctors is a specialized area of practice. It requires an in-depth understanding and knowledge of the unique financial challenges facing the healthcare industry.
Physicians and members of the medical field face unique financial challenges when it comes to their planning. Because of the earnings time gap from a delayed entry into the workforce, and the challenge of paying back hefty student loan debt, you need professional financial advice that covers mid-life household and family expenses, while helping to ensure you avoid a shortfall at retirement. Having clients that work in the industry, we have direct experience with the often complicated benefit and compensation packages. Plus, we understand and work around how busy your schedule can be.
You may also need business planning for your practice, or you may need a combination of both personal and business planning. We work with physicians, veterinarians, dentists, nurses, executives, and other healthcare providers by helping them simplify the financial complexities of their lives, whatever their goals and career stage. As your personal CFO, we partner with you to create a personalized plan that adapts with you as your life and career advance, or as your practice grows.
A comprehensive financial plan that addresses your specific situation may include:
As we apply our proprietary 3P Approach© to financial planning, we address all stages of a healthcare provider’s career, from its beginning, through mid-career challenges, retirement, and even exiting a practice. As your life unfolds, our 7 Pillars of Financial Success address each stage to help you secure the resources you need to leave a legacy and enjoy a comfortable retirement. With our experience in this niche market, we help physicians put their financial life together, so you can spend your time focusing on what matters most to them.
We also offer additional information on related topics in our financial planning guides and through our blog articles. With a dedicated team of professionals, we are always available to answer your questions. Please let us know how we can be of service to you.
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