Every week, I see, talk and hear from physicians who are brilliant at diagnosing patients, leading teams, and navigating the complexities of modern healthcare. But when it comes to their 401(k)s, even the most seasoned physicians, especially those at Community Health Systems (CHS) say they’re often left scratching their heads. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. Across forums, reviews and late-night forum threads, I see the same five pain points come up time and agai

f you’re approaching retirement at Alyeska Pipeline Service Company, you’re in a strong position. Among the benefits you’ve earned are a defined-benefit pension plan, a robust 401(k) with T. Rowe Price and Vanguard fund options, and even a self-directed brokerage account for greater flexibility. These tools provide a solid foundation for a confident retirement — but only if they’re managed intentionally.

Military doctors have a unique and rewarding career, but planning for retirement requires a clear understanding of the benefits available to them. The Blended Retirement System (BRS) and the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) are integral components of this planning. Here's what military doctors need to know to make the most of these opportunities.

Most employees — including physicians — assume employer 401(k) contributions are a generous benefit, a way companies help staff save for retirement. But here’s the truth almost no one outside of lawyers and plan administrators understand: employers don’t contribute out of generosity — they do it to protect their own ability to contribute.

Retirement isn’t the end — it’s your next chapter. Partnering with the right advisor may help your write it well You’ve spent your career making life-or-death decisions. Now, you face one of a different kind: how to retire wisely — and who to trust with your financial future. Even if you’re financially prepared, it’s normal to feel uneasy. Many physicians experience “retirement anxiety” — especially during the critical 5-year window before and after retirement . That’s where

As a physician working in the HCA system, your time is spent helping others. But are you doing enough to help future you? Understanding the HCA 401(k) plan can be your first step toward long-term financial independence.