Financial goals for medical residents and fellows
Residency Program Insider, January 9, 2015
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A recent article in Physician Family magazine outlined five financial goals for residents and fellows. The following goals are recommended:
· Understand your loan payoff plan
· Know the insurance a physician needs
· Start saving now
· Prepare for the expenses of starting practice
· Have a budget
The article’s author, Kerri Zelenik Burton, works in the financial services industry and based the goals on her personal experience as a physician’s spouse.
Source: Physician Family
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