Practice Finance

If a borrower consolidated his or her school loans while still in school, then the borrower is eligible to reconsolidate those loans with loans that were obtained after the original consolidation.

If the retirement plan offers an employment match in which you will be vested when you finish your residency, you may want to consider contributing.

Paying off student loans is addressed

Owning a second home is a common goal for many families.

Book on managing money is addressed

Investment options are addressed

Estate planning are addressed

Nearly 90 percent of Americans agree that financial stress can negatively affect one's health, according to a Harris Interactive study.

403(b)s are addressed

Several factors will determine whether converting traditional IRA assets to Roth IRA assets is the right decision for you.

One of the most significant deductions available to a taxpayer is for charitable contributions.

Loan payoffs are addressed

Deferred loans are addressed

Late payments are addressed

Bypass trusts are addressed

Credit report blemish is addressed

About 72 percent of Americans assign some blame to Congress for their own financial woes.

Recent and anticipated tax law changes provide new opportunities to avoid overpaying taxes.

Payment for work with Roth IRAs is addressed

The Great Recession is keeping doctors on the job longer, and they're not happy about it.

This year may be active in terms of changes to the tax code.

Life insurance trusts are addressed

How to know whether universal life insurance is necessary is addressed

Beginning with the 2009 tax return, tax refunds can be used to purchase Series I U.S. savings bonds just by completing the appropriate sections of the tax return.

Get your questions answered on managed care capitated plans when planning for retirement.