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Navigating Student Loans: A Physician's Roadmap to Financial Freedom

Feeling overwhelmed by your $200K+ medical school debt? You've mastered complex diagnoses, but student loan strategy doesn't have to be another mystery. This comprehensive guide breaks down everything from income-driven repayment plans that could lower your payments to $0 during residency, to Public Service Loan Forgiveness that could eliminate your entire balance tax-free after 10 years in academic medicine. Whether you're a resident wondering how you'll ever pay off your loans or an attending considering refinancing, discover the strategic approach that fits your career path—because the right loan strategy can save you hundreds of thousands of dollars over your lifetime.

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Our ideal client is a growing professional, typically aged 30–50, who is navigating significant life transitions—such as an expanding family, a career change, or a major financial decision. They value thoughtful financial planning and seek personalized guidance to bring clarity to their finances, confidently manage investments, and stay on track toward long-term goals.

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FAQ's

Who is your ideal client?

Our ideal client is a growing professional, typically aged 30–50, who is navigating significant life transitions—such as an expanding family, a career change, or a major financial decision. They value thoughtful financial planning and seek personalized guidance to bring clarity to their finances, confidently manage investments, and stay on track toward long-term goals.

What is the cost to work with you?

What is your investment philosophy?

How do you get paid?

Where will my investments be held?

Are you a fiduciary?