Young physicians need for life insurance is never greater than when they get married and start a family. Help protect your love ones at an early age when life insurnace is most affordable. Future income only represents an opportunity and not an asset.

Learn how physicians can invest their health savings account, taking into account the specific details of your situation with your tolerance for risk. We share three examples of how our physician clients choose to invest their HSA depending on their situation.

New Attending Physicians have to adjust to a lot of change when they transition from training. The financial decisions new attending physicians face can be very overwhelming. In this post, we list three of the most important financial tasks that must be taken care of right away.

Learn about the most frequently asked questions we hear from our physician clients when it comes to Health Savings Accounts (HSAs). Included are how a new attending physician becomes eligible for an HSA, what the tax savings benefits are, and how much a physician can contribute.

What is the difference between a health savings account (HSA) and a flex spending account (FSA)? Should a young doctor fund one or the other? This is one of the questions young attending physicians will face when starting their attending jobs. Tax savings and investment returns are just a couple of the major benefits that separate HSAs from FSAs.

New Attending Physicians should take care of this simple financial to-do list to start 2024 off right.