Financial Solutions for Physicians and Other Healthcare Professionals
Physicians and other healthcare professionals have specific needs when it comes to financial planning. For this reason, it's important for them to utilize a financial advisor that is familiar with finding solutions tailored to their industry.
Whether you're in the beginning stages of your career and need help with student loans, budgeting and beginning an investment strategy, nearing the end of your career and looking forward to retirement, or anywhere in between, we can help put together a financial plan that addresses your individual concerns in order to help eliminate financial stress.
Student Loan Debt Consulting
With the average total student debt among medical school graduates being $241,60011, putting a plan in place to pay off your debt can feel overwhelming. At Claritas, we can help determine if Public Student Loan Forgiveness, income-driven repayment programs, refinancing, consolidation or other options are right for you.
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Financial Planning for Physicians
Whether you're just getting started with your career, starting family planning, looking forward to retirement, or anything in between, we are here to help you put a financial plan in place. With expertise in financial planning for physicians, we can provide clarity and help eliminate financial stress.
Retirement Planning and Beyond
As a physician, you've worked hard your entire career helping improve the quality of life for others. But now it's time to retire and focus on what you want to do with your time. Whether it's volunteering, traveling or rekindling a new hobby, we can create a retirement plan that will allow you and your loved ones to pursue the retirement life you've always wanted.
In School/Residency
When you're in medical school, you'll start formulating your plan for loan repayment, budgeting and managing debt. As you progress to residency, it will be important to start considering retirement plan options and learn about various investment strategies. Talking to a financial advisor who understands the unique financial needs of medical students and residents and who can also help you plan for insurance and benefits will be crucial from the start.
Practicing Physician
As a practicing physician, your focus shifts to regular investing and wealth accumulation. With thoughtful financial guidance, we'll help you build your reserve and plan for other milestones in your life, including starting a family, purchasing a home and education planning. Don't forget to also regularly check in with your disability insurance policy and legal documents, such as your estate plan, to ensure everything is up to date.
Private Practice
When you are a practice owner, you are juggling between the responsibilities of both your personal and business finances. We can help you establish separate business and personal financial goals while attending to the specific needs of your practice. From debt reduction to guidance on retirement plans, we'll be with you every step of the way as you manage your practice.
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Peter Berlin, CRPC® has more than 30 years of experience in the financial services industry and is dedicated to putting his clients’ interests first. He is committed to explaining things in comprehensible terms and takes care to understand his clients’ needs and values. Peter offers comprehensive financial advice and a broad range of solutions to help physicians and other healthcare professionals reach their short and long-term life and financial goals. Want to hear more from Pete? Watch his latest market update videos here.
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