How to Conduct At-Home Financial Tests — Part 2
Enpo Tu, CFP, CHFC, CLU, CAP, RICP, MSFS
Kaylin Dillon, CFP
Nov 14, 2025
Physician Leadership Journal
Volume 12, Issue 6, Pages 44-47
Abstract
You were taught much of the science that goes behind making good medical decisions for your patients. Research into the body’s reaction to various stimuli adds much to the field of healthcare. Small things caught early can lead to greater life expectancy, whereas large issues stemming from years of bad habits and misdiagnoses result in poor outcomes. This article takes a scientific approach to how you can conduct a thorough review of your personal finances in the same way at-home health tests gauge personal health. Ultimately, much like an annual check-up, it is best to work with a competent professional to determine proper prescriptions and treatments. However, this guide will help you identify signs of early-onset financial distress and offer generally helpful advice on how to mitigate its symptoms and effects. This is part two of a multi-part series.
Topics
Economics
Self-Control
Payment Models
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