Lifestyle

A timeshare can be a great investment if you like it and use it. But what do you do when you hate your timeshare and no longer use it?

Rapid and relentless change can take a toll on your team. Follow these steps to conquer the problem.

There's still time in 2015 to take advantage of financial moves that can start you off on the right track in 2016.

Warsaw's many museums explore a mix of the country's old and more recent history. A favorite is the Marie Curie museum.

Centers of healthcare innovation face a number of challenges if they are to meet the promise of the future. Here are few to tackle first.

Roughly half of physicians consider themselves on track when it comes to retirement savings. If that's the case, doctors should consider their options and look to build wealth.

When it comes to startups, most need people in the skill positions to help them: problem seekers, problem solvers, gadget makers, money finders, story tellers, business builders, score keepers, and legal eagles. The same holds true if you are planning a career transition from clinical medicine.

A new line of luggage was designed to help travelers get through TSA checkpoints quickly and efficiently. But does it live up to the hype?

This week’s top stories include a study on the replacement of workers with robots and the story of a 96-year-old physician who has finally decided it’s time to hang up his stethoscope.

Bigger is better, right? Well, not always. And especially not when it comes to medical practices and success with electronic medical records.

Here's a look at the five most popular stories on Physician's Money Digest for the week that ended Dec. 18.

Sometimes getting to your destination, especially around the holidays, feels more like a trial than an adventure.

Whether you've had a good financial year or a bad financial year, these eye-popping financial facts and figures will make you want to laugh... or cry.

Physician entrepreneurs come in several basic flavors, and medicine needs to change to make room for them.

As healthcare has become more customer-centric, the chief financial officer (CFO) is being called upon to help ensure the organization has the procedures, policies and quality metrics in place to deliver a positive patient experience.

For decades, many of the world's biggest music stars have recorded Christmas albums and singles. These nine songs are the most popular of the genre this December.

Manhattan, known for its frenetic pace, has a patch of calm this month in Chelsea. Starting with the Rubin Museum on West 17th Street to the Sundaram Tagore Gallery on West 27th there are several exhibits that create tranquility within though there can be chaos outside.

Physician entrepreneurs evolve in stages, just like clinicians. While there are some similarities between residencies and startups, there are distinct differences.

Eye candy for the Christmas season extends beyond sparkling outdoor lights and elaborately decorated trees, to include imaginative ice sculptures and fanciful gingerbread houses.

A mission-oriented career like physician can put a strain on marriages. However, there are ways to minimize the stress and acrimony when marriages fail.

After months of speculation and delays, the Federal Reserve on Wednesday announced it will raise short-term interest rates for the first time in nearly a decade.

Was 2015 the year you swore you’d get your finances in order? Pay down that medical school debt, start the college savings plans for the children, max out on that 401(k)? Whether or not you met your goal, a thorough appraisal of your 2015 finances will help you start 2016 on the right financial footing.

As your career progresses, you'll face decisions and priority-testers. Listen to your gut.

Just as patient non-compliance can take a manageable health problem and turn it into a life-threatening health problem, so too can ignoring basic financial guidance cause minor gaps to grow into major financial problems.

‘Tis the season when travel sites and booking companies predict the next must-visit destinations. In a recently released analysis of where Americans will travel in 2016, lodging site Hotels.com forecasts a few destinations that may have you doing double takes.

The Federal Reserve, which sets short-term interest rates, is set to increase those rates tomorrow for the first time in a long time. Let’s take a look at what’s behind the likely action and what it may mean for your investment returns, mortgage rates, and the overall economy.

No matter which holidays you celebrate, December is the most important month when it comes to charitable giving. As you consider your year-end donations, take a look at this list of the most charitable states.

Warsaw is about 180 miles of flat plains away from Gdansk. But it makes for an interesting road trip, filled with plenty of food and history.

You'll be hearing a lot about digital health and electronic medical records over the next few years. The bugaboos are well known, but, it seems, there is more momentum to plug the gaps.

Doctors can now get reimbursed by Medicare for non-face-to-face check-ins with patients who have two or more chronic conditions. But a new survey shows physicians have been slow to take advantage.