What Are You Paying For?
Often, people are uncertain what wealth management services actually encompass. Here we provide a better picture of what comprehensive financial planning is and what it can do for you.
The Best Income Investment for the Next 5 Years
Five years is an eon in the investment world, especially for income investors. So where does such an investor put his or her money to work for the next 5 years?
ER Doctor Builds Career on a Promise
Emergency medical physician Sampson Davis is giving back to the community where he grew up and fulfilling a pact he made with 2 of his high school friends.
Practices with NPPs Perform Better Financially
In the last 15 years, medical practices have increased the use of nonphysician providers in an attempt to extend the reach of physicians, enhance revenue, and increase patient satisfaction.
Most Commonly Believed Money Myths
Many Americans share common money misconceptions and have a sense of overconfidence and unfounded optimism about financial planning after the age of 50.
3 Corners of England's Tourist Triangle
For those who have been to London and want to confront Britain's highways, here are 3 suggestions within easy reach by car. But don't expect to visit them on one trip: distances are deceptive.
Good News or Bad: Tell the Truth
It's important for doctors, who must balance life and death health decisions every day, to occasionally be direct and frank with patients.
Comparing State-based, Federal Marketplace Enrollment
State-based health insurance marketplaces have been more successful in reaching projected enrollment levels than the federally facilitated marketplaces, with some states already surpassing projected figures.
ACA Impact on Future Physician Choices
In the final week of enrollment for the Affordable Care Act, surveyed physicians offered insights on the efficacy of advertisements and work expectations for the next 6 months to 3 years.
3 Stocks to Sell to Pay Taxes
Tax Day is right around the corner, and investors who are facing a large tax bill might be thinking about what stocks to hang on to and which ones to sell to pay those taxes.
The Importance of Patient Feedback
For medical practices, patients are your customers, and gathering their feedback is essential to improving their healthcare experience.
A Simple, Annual To-do List to Track Your Financial Progress
As we review our financial information to finish the annual ritual of filing our income taxes, we are presented with the opportunity to check on our personal financial health holistically.
Invest in What You Know
Physicians are in an excellent position to invest in the biotech and healthcare industry-not simply in mature public companies, but also early- and mid-stage private entities, some of which have significant growth potential.
Americans Are Bad at Finances
Too many Americans don't understand the full costs for owning a car, live paycheck to paycheck (even physicians), and are overwhelmed by investment options.
Common Retirement-Saving Mistakes
Unfortunately for physicians, high income doesn't guarantee a comfortable, well-financed retirement. These common mistakes can derail retirement savings, so take heed.
The Physician Financial Fool Quiz
Many physicians are constantly fooled with their finances every day, and the consequences are pretty serious. Take this 5-question quiz to see how you are doing.
Eliminating Excessive 401(k) Plan Expenses
Fees paid by investors to their investment management companies decrease the bottom line. Nowhere is this practice of charging large and unnecessary fees more repugnant than with 401(k)s.
Integrating Google Glass with Medical Students
More and more uses are being discovered for Google Glass in medical settings. In particular, the device can be incredibly useful in the anatomy lab.
6 Steps to Reduce Taxes on Investments
Individuals in the highest income tax brackets may discover unpleasant surprises this year when they learn of their investment tax liability.
The Contradictions of Retirement Planning
The concept of retirement is laden with many contradictions in both attitude and preparedness, according to a survey of pre-retirees.
The Next Steps After the ICD-10 Delay
Whether you view the delay of ICD-10 as a relief or an annoyance, your organizations needs to consider its new plan for moving forward.
3 People to Ignore
For many sources of financial information, their agendas aren't clear. Be careful who you listen to and take the time to find the ones you deem trustworthy.
The Wealth Formula: 8 Rules
The most successful physicians often possess strong similar skills and characteristics. These 8 rules are the foundation stones to success, according to 30 years worth of research.
York, England: Stories Writ in Stone
Lovers of Olde England have their favorite places: London Bridge, Westminster Abbey, Shakespeare's birthplace in Stratford-on-Avon; and way up north is the city of York.
5 Common Traits of Millionaires
Physicians who are tired of long hours, increasing administrative work, and the ever-changing healthcare landscape might find themselves desperate to become financially independent.
Any Survivors from the Biotech ETF Meltdown?
Last year the biotech sector delivered impressive gains, but it has been hit hard recently by bubble fears, potential regulatory risks, and pricing cap concerns. Is it better to cash out now or wait through the volatility?
ICD-10 Transition on Budget for Majority of Providers
While the vast majority of organizations are on or below budget for ICD-10 transition, survey respondents revealed many providers aren't thinking enough about the impact the transition will have on reimbursement and cash flow.
Global Telehealth Initiative Launched
A new initiative is focusing on increasing access to healthcare through innovative use of technology including telemedicine and health information exchange to deliver care.
Schools Turning Out Most Primary Care Residents
With a large projected shortage, primary care physicians are in high demand and some medical schools are better at turning out residents in the specialty than others.
Physician's Sacred Moments Rebuild Human-to-Human Connection
For quite some time, many of Bridget Duffy's colleagues thought that she was crazy because she wanted to promote ways to restore broken physician-patient relationships.