Net Worth

$385KTop 42%

PeakWorth

$4.2M+$182K

FI Age

50y 1m-11mo

2 min

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SneakPeak
For physicians & high earners

Late start, high income, six-figure debt — built for the way doctors actually earn.

Residency, the attending bump, six-figure loans, and a compressed savings window. PeakWorth models the entire physician arc — from $250K in loans at 30 to financial independence — with debt-vs-invest, catch-up saving, and disability coverage.

Median med-school debt at graduation

~$235K

Avg attending starting salary

$250K–$400K

Years from debt-free to FI (typical)

12–18

PSLF qualifying loan share

~40% of grads

Sound familiar?

The problems other toolsdon't solve for physicians.

Debt payoff vs investing is a six-figure decision

Aggressively paying $250K of loans or investing the attending bump first can swing your net worth by $100K+. The debt-vs-invest tool weighs both against your actual income and rates.

You started 7 years late

Your peers compounded through residency. The math says you can still hit FI by 55 — and we show exactly what each piece of 'attending lifestyle' trades you in FI years, so you can spend on the ones that matter to you and skip the ones that don't.

Big income, compressed window

You have fewer years to build the same wealth, so contribution and spending choices carry more weight. We model your catch-up saving, tax-advantaged contributions, and the attending-lifestyle trade-offs that decide your FI Age.

Why PeakWorth

Built for how physiciansactually think about money.

Built for late starters with high income

Catch-up contributions, backdoor + mega-backdoor Roth, and after-tax 401(k) — modeled together against your real cash flow.

Debt payoff vs investing

Weigh aggressive loan payoff against investing the attending bump, using your actual balances, rates, and income growth, and see the FI Age impact of each.

Disability coverage sized to your plan

Own-occupation policies typically replace 60–70% of income. We surface the income-replacement gap that keeps your plan intact if you can't practice.

$100K+

Typical net-worth swing between debt-payoff and invest-first paths

Disability

Income-replacement gap surfaced against your real plan

55

Typical FI Age for physicians who avoid attending lifestyle creep

What you'll use most

The features that matter most for you.

  • Student-debt payoff vs investing
  • Catch-up + after-tax 401(k) contributions
  • Backdoor + mega-backdoor Roth modeling
  • Disability insurance gap analysis
  • Attending-lifestyle FI Age trade-offs
  • Year-by-year tax-aware projection

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Frequently asked

Questions physicians ask first

Does it model PSLF and income-driven repayment?

Not as a dedicated forgiveness engine — PeakWorth doesn't track 120 qualifying payments or project IDR forgiveness. It does model student-loan payoff and the debt-vs-invest trade-off, so you can compare paying down loans against investing with your real numbers.

Does it handle a defined-benefit or cash-balance plan?

There's no dedicated defined-benefit/cash-balance module. You can model the pre-tax contributions as part of your savings, but the plan-specific actuarial caps aren't computed for you.

What about disability insurance?

We surface the income-replacement gap (typical own-occupation policies cover 60–70%) and quantify the FI Age impact of becoming disabled at age 40 vs 50.

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