Working with Physicians
Specialized Planning
Financial Planning for Physicians
If you want to get your finances in order, working with a financial planner who understands a physician's needs is a great way to start. Physicians face unique financial challenges — from managing significant student loan debt to navigating complex tax situations, protecting a high income, and planning for a late-start retirement.
John Martin has extensive experience working with physicians and medical professionals to create comprehensive financial plans that address their specific needs and goals.
"As a doctor, you've spent your career making life-and-death decisions. Financial decisions feel different because no one ever taught you how to think about money. I understand that — and I'd like to help."
Free Resource
9 Money Mistakes Doctors Make
Download our free guide to learn about the most common financial mistakes physicians make — and how to avoid them. This guide covers everything from insurance gaps to retirement planning blind spots.
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Common Pitfalls
The 9 Mistakes We Help You Avoid
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Failing to protect your income with proper disability insurance
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Not maximizing tax-advantaged retirement accounts
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Carrying too much student loan debt without a payoff strategy
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Neglecting estate planning until it's too late
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Overspending during the "catch-up" years after training
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Not diversifying beyond real estate and practice equity
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Failing to plan for practice succession or exit
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Ignoring the impact of malpractice exposure on personal assets
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Not working with advisors who understand physician finances
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