Service 01 · Financial Planning

Plan once. Adjust as life changes. Win for decades.

Most doctors get the tax basics right and miss the planning that compounds. We coordinate strategy across tax, super, investments, lending, and insurance — so your money works on five fronts at once, not just one.

The cost of uncoordinated planning

Without a single strategy, doctors lose on every front.

47%
To the ATO — uncoordinated structure, missed deductions, no service entity
12%
To suboptimal super — Division 293 unmanaged, contributions cap unused
8%
To passive offset cash — not converted to deductible investment debt

Indicative example for a specialist on $450k+ practice income. Individual outcomes vary materially. Coordinated strategy can change the trajectory significantly — but only when tax, super, lending, and investment are planned together rather than as separate decisions.

Our framework

Plan. Build. Protect. Three pillars. One strategy.

01

Plan

Lifestyle first. Some doctors want passive income, others want a bigger home or more time with family. Your goals shape the strategy — not a generic wealth template.

02

Build

Pay off your home loan faster. Convert non-deductible debt to deductible. Maximise super contributions. Construct a portfolio that compounds. Five wealth-building fronts, working together.

03

Protect

Personal insurance, estate planning, family trusts, asset segregation. Protect your earning capacity and the wealth you've built from medico-legal exposure, claims, and the unexpected.

What we actually do

Coordinated financial planning, one adviser.

01

Goal-mapped financial roadmap

1, 3, 5, and 10-year financial milestones aligned with your career trajectory and lifestyle goals.

02

Concessional super maximisation

Use the full $30k cap. Carry-forward unused contributions. Manage Division 293 properly.

03

Investment portfolio construction

Diversified equity, property, and managed funds matched to your risk tolerance and timeframe.

04

Debt recycling strategy

Convert non-deductible home loan interest into deductible investment debt over time.

05

Insurance review

Life, TPD (own-occupation), Trauma, Income Protection — sized to your actual exposure, not default cover.

06

Estate planning coordination

Wills, testamentary trusts, binding death benefit nominations — drafted with your lawyer.

07

Ongoing strategy reviews

Twice-yearly reviews to adjust for income changes, life events, tax law updates, and market conditions.

08

Single point of accountability

One adviser coordinating across tax, lending, insurance, and investments. Not five separate professionals.

Indicative trajectory

Same income. Two trajectories. Twenty-five years.

PROJECTION TO AGE 65 (ILLUSTRATIVE) $1.84M baseline (SG only) $2.36M with coordinated strategy Age 40 Age 65 +$520k illustrative uplift From the same income, structured differently

Illustrative only — assumptions about returns, contributions, and conditions vary. Individual outcomes depend on personal circumstances and current law. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.

Run your own super projection →

Find out where your strategy compounds — and where it leaks.

Book a complimentary 15-minute consultation. We'll review your current structure across tax, super, lending, and investments, and identify where coordinated planning could move the needle.

Why doctors choose MNM

Built for medical professionals. Holistic by design.

01

Specialist focus

We work only with medical professionals. Hospital salary, RPP, private billings, locum income, registrar contracts — we model them all correctly.

02

Holistic coordination

Tax, lending, super, insurance, property — one adviser, one strategy. Not five professionals giving you uncoordinated advice.

03

National presence

Premium offices across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Perth. Meet your adviser in person at the CBD location nearest to you — or by video call.

For the last 17 years, Miraj Patel and MNM have been in charge of my financial planning and management. He has looked after all aspects of my financial wellbeing including investments, superannuation and personal insurance. He has been with me through thick and thin. I am in a much better financial situation because of his advice.

Dr Ramin Samali · Urologist
Client · 17 years
Common questions

Financial planning for doctors — answered.

When should I start formal financial planning?
The earlier the better, but the highest-leverage point is when income transitions — registrar to specialist, public to private, sole practitioner to incorporated practice. Each transition is a structural opportunity.
Do you require a minimum asset level?
No. We work with doctors at every career stage — interns, registrars, specialists, and retirees. The strategy is calibrated to your stage. Earlier-career doctors benefit most from cash flow and lending strategy. Later-career from tax and investment optimisation.
How is your service different from a general financial planner?
We work exclusively with medical professionals. That means we understand RPP income, hospital contracts, locum patterns, and medico-legal exposure in detail. A generalist won't model these correctly.
What ongoing fees should I expect?
Fees are personalised and disclosed in writing before any work begins, in your Statement of Advice. We do not charge by percentage of assets. Initial consultations are complimentary.
Can you coordinate with my existing accountant or lawyer?
Yes. Many of our clients keep their existing accountant for compliance work and engage us for strategy. We coordinate. Where it makes sense to consolidate, we'll tell you — and we won't pressure you to move services.

Plan, build, and protect your financial future.

Book a complimentary 15-minute consultation. Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth — or by video. No obligation, no SOP fee, just an honest conversation about where you are and where you want to be.