Ryan Inman
Ryan Inman is a retired financial planner who worked only with physician households for 10 years, advising more than 500 physician families. He created the Financial Residency podcast and is no longer affiliated with it.
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How do I negotiate a raise in year two or three without another offer in hand?
How do I negotiate a noncompete down before I sign?
The salary number is fixed. What else can I negotiate in my first attending contract?
How do taxes and retirement accounts work for a locums hospitalist?
Are locums hospitalist rates worth the loss of benefits and job security?
Can I negotiate student loan repayment into my offer instead of a signing bonus?
Can an internist moonlight, and what does moonlighting pay?
How long should my guaranteed base salary last, and what happens when the guarantee ends?
What is a good wRVU conversion factor for a hospitalist?
What changes financially when I move from hospitalist work to a primary care panel?
Which hospitalist schedule pays better, seven on seven off, weekdays only, or nights?
Do hospitalists earn more with a private group or a hospital employer?
How much does a hospitalist make per shift?
Do I need own occupation disability insurance if I am a hospitalist?
Do extra hospitalist shifts beat investing for building wealth in my first five years?
I want to leave after one year. What will it actually cost me in tail, clawbacks, and vesting?
Is a cardiology or gastroenterology fellowship worth the attending years I give up?
How does pay work for an academic internist?
Should I take the academic internal medicine job at lower pay for PSLF and the pension?
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How do I compare a locums rate to my W2 salary with benefits?
What is tail coverage, and who pays for it when I leave?
I bought whole life insurance after residency. Should I keep it or surrender it?
Is a cash balance plan worth it for a high earning physician?
Should I pursue PSLF or pay off my student loans aggressively?
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