Ep 257: International Women's Day! Family Finances I

Navigating Financial Family Planning for Doctors

In this episode of the Medics' Money Podcast, the hosts delve deep into the complexities of financial family planning specifically tailored for doctors. Matthew is joined by Cyra, a doctor and chartered accountant, they explore various leave entitlements and financial planning considerations during family planning stages. The discussion includes comprehensive details about occupational maternity leave, statutory maternity pay, maternity allowance, paternity leave, and shared parental leave. Cyra offers insights into practical steps and various scenarios to maximize financial benefits, aiming to make this overwhelming subject more manageable. The episode is accompanied by a downloadable PDF guide to assist listeners further.

00:00 Introduction to Financial Family Planning

02:17 Understanding Occupational Rights During Pregnancy

07:10 Navigating Maternity Leave

15:07 Statutory Maternity Pay and Leave

23:26 Paternity and New Parent Support Leave

26:34 Adoption Leave Explained

28:14 Shared Parental Leave: A Comprehensive Guide

36:47 Conclusion and Next Steps

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