Built by physicians · No commissions · No conflicts

The financial platform
built for physicians.

AI advisor. Net worth dashboard. PSLF tracker. Contract review. Everything a physician needs to build wealth — in one place.

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$287K
Avg net worth tracked
+$4.2K/mo
$29,400
Avg annual wRVU gap found
per physician
$8,400
Avg annual savings found
year one

Platform Features

Every tool physicians need. Nothing they don't.

Your complete financial picture. Updated automatically.

Connect 12,000+ institutions via Plaid. Every account, every asset, every liability — tracked in one place.

  • Real-time balance sync across all accounts
  • Month-over-month net worth trend
  • Retirement contribution tracking vs. IRS limits
  • Spouse account consolidation
$287K
Avg net worth tracked
12,000+
Institutions connected
+$4.2K
Avg monthly delta

FOR PHYSICIANS ON RVU COMPENSATION

The average physician on productivity pay is underpaid by $15,000–$50,000 per year.

Not because of bad contracts. Because they never compared their conversion factor to MGMA benchmarks. Attending Financial does this automatically.

$55
MGMA 2026 FM median /wRVU
4,756
MGMA 2026 FM median wRVUs
$13,800
Avg annual gap found

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See exactly what your financial picture looks like.

This is real platform data for a sample physician. Your dashboard will look exactly like this — with your numbers.

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Total net worth

−$80,600↑ +$12,400 · +8.4% this month

Assets

$113,400

Debt

$194,000

Bracket

32%

wRVU Tracker — Family Medicine

Your pace: 5,141/yr

MGMA 50th: 4,756 · 67% of chart

📈 Tracking 8% above MGMA median

$52/wRVU · Gap to median: $3/wRVU = $13,800/year

PSLF Tracker

36 of 120

~$147K forgiven 2031

Based on my loans and employer, should I be pursuing PSLF?
Based on your profile, yes — and strongly. You are at University Medical Center, a nonprofit qualifying employer. Your remaining 84 PSLF payments at your current IDR payment of ~$890/month totals $74,760. Your remaining loan balance of $194,000 means PSLF will forgive approximately $147,000 tax-free in June 2031. That is the equivalent of ~$220,000 pre-tax — more than your entire annual salary.

AI response generated using your specialty, employer, income, and loan data

🔒 Your real data — not this sample
📊 Updates daily with Plaid
🤖 AI trained on physician finances

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From physicians in the platform

Built with feedback from practicing physicians.

"I had no idea how to think about PSLF and a mortgage at the same time. This answered it in one conversation."

Dr. A.M.
Family Medicine, Year 3 Resident

"Found $22K in my contract that I almost left on the table. The review paid for itself before I even subscribed."

Dr. J.T.
Hospitalist, New Attending

"The AI knows I'm in a nonprofit system and gives advice that actually fits my situation. That matters."

Dr. S.L.
Internal Medicine, PGY-4

Pricing

14 days free. Then simple pricing.

No credit card charged until your trial ends. Cancel any time.

Resident

$29/month
14-day free trial

Built for residency income. Every tool to build the right foundation before your first attending paycheck.

  • AI financial advisor
  • PSLF tracker + loan optimizer
  • All 10 education modules
  • Manual account entry + net worth
  • Specialty salary benchmarks
  • Contract review from $199 for members
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Attending

$99/month
14-day free trial

The complete physician financial platform. Every feature, every future update included.

  • Everything in Resident
  • Full net worth dashboard + Plaid
  • Monte Carlo retirement modeling
  • State tax intelligence
  • Spouse profile + dual PSLF tracking
  • 529 tracking per child
  • Geography + specialty salary benchmarks
  • All future features as they launch
  • Contract review from $199 for members

🔒 No commissions · No referral fees · No conflicts of interest · Cancel any time

The physicians retiring well started earlier.

Earlier is today.

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