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Should Physicians Buy Long Term Care Insurance?
While there are pros and cons of physicians buying long term care insurance policies, self-insuring may be a better alternative for many.


How Physicians Should Approach What to Do With a Financial Windfall
Physicians should be intentional about using a financial windfall to advance their personal and financial goals.


The Solo 401K Plan for Self-Employed and Side Gig Physicians
The solo 401k allows self-employed doctors such as those doing locums and side gigs to contribute to tax advantaged retirement accounts.


All About Physician Mortgage Loans
Physician loans are popular for early career doctors buying a home, but compare the pros and cons to conventional mortgages before deciding.


The Physician’s Guide to Buying a House
Physicians buying a house should consider whether to buy or rent, how much house they can afford, and what type of mortgage product is best.


Physician vs. Conventional Home Mortgage Loans for Doctors
While the physician loan option has perks, it's important to consider the pros and cons of physician mortgages vs conventional loans.


Pros and Cons of Using Robo-Advisors To Invest As a Physician
Physicians hesitant about DIY investing may consider robo-advisors for lower fees than financial advisors, but should know pros and cons.


How Physicians Should Decide Between 15-Year or 30-Year Mortgage or ARM
Physicians should consider budget, total interest paid, and goals for being debt free when choosing between a 15-year or 30-year mortgage.


Should Physicians Choose a Traditional 401k or a Roth 401k for Their Retirement Accounts?
Doctors should consider many factors when choosing between a 401k or Roth 401k in addition to current and future projected tax brackets.


Should Physicians Pay Off Their Mortgage Early or Invest The Money Instead?
Deciding if you should use excess cash to pay off your mortgage early or invest requires evaluating long term monetary and personal goals.
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