Achieving Financial Stability as a Physician The belief that doctors are automatically financially stable is a common misconception. While physicians typically earn higher-than-average incomes, they also face significant financial challenges, such as high student debt, the cost of malpractice insurance,READ MORE
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San Diego is a beautiful city with an enviable climate, but it’s also known for its high cost of living. For physicians practicing in this area, financial planning becomes crucial, not only for personal stability but also for achieving long-termREAD MORE
Blankinship & Foster is proud to announce that for the third year in a row it has been named one of Financial Advisor Magazine’s top Registered Investment Advisors (RIAs). This accolade highlights the firm’s commitment to excellence in financial advisoryREAD MORE
Third Quarter 2024 in Review The U.S. economy accelerated in the second quarter of 2024, clocking in at a 3% annualized rate of growth. At the same time, inflation continues to decelerate on a path towards the Federal Reserve’s 2%READ MORE
Becoming a physician is expensive, not just in terms of time and effort but also financially. Upon graduating many doctors find themselves managing debt from student loans, alongside the costs of starting their practice. This financial strain presents a dilemmaREAD MORE