Laura Joszt

Make and model aren't the only predictors of car theft, so is location. For instance, drivers in the nation's capital are 16 times more likely to have their car stolen than in Vermont.

The increased use of imaging technology and EHR/EMR implementation are contributing to the growth in patient data, but healthcare organizations might not be prepared to handle the new information.

Despite their high compensation, many physicians are facing a retirement income shortfall and are on track to replace just 56% of their income instead of the recommended 71%.

The compensation gap between primary care physicians (PCPs) and specialists is decreasing as PCPs continue to be in high demand as a result of expanding healthcare coverage and an emphasis on preventative care.

People are increasingly more responsible for their own retirement security, but the long-term financial security of retirees is best in these 10 countries.

Rural primary care physicians, who are more likely to have personal relationship with their patients, agreed more strongly than their urban counterparts that physicians should talk to patients about costs of care.

The CDC recently reported data showing that childhood obesity plummeted from 2003 to 2011, but the data may be slightly misleading. Meanwhile, adult obesity increased year over year.

Saving for retirement terrifies most Americans, but the process can be easy and painless if you just make some savvy financial decisions during your career.

With healthcare leaders gaining a firmer grasp on just how the Affordable Care Act will impact their organizations, the industry is moving toward a new financial foundation.

The costs of car repairs can add up over the years of ownership, particularly the more wear and tear the vehicle experiences. However, even a new car can require costly repairs.

Physicians taking employed opportunities are doing so reluctantly as they see no other financially viable options. It's up to healthcare executives and administrators to offer support and guidance during the transition from owner to employee.

Americans find discussing finances even more difficult than subjects like politics and religion, and they are more worried about their financial health than their physical health.

Similar to investing, if someone is pitching you a tax strategy that sounds too good to be true, then it probably is. With tax season in full swing now, the IRS has sent out its updated list of "dirty dozen" tax scams.

A lot of attention has been placed on the large variation in healthcare costs across the US. These 10 cities have the most affordable care with residents spending up to 70% less than the national average.

A new survey found striking differences between female and male healthcare leaders in their career paths, earnings, support and views on barriers to career advancement.

For nearly a decade medical malpractice payouts were on the decline, but 2013 broke the trend. Last year, medical malpractice payouts totaled $3.7 billion.

Of the two-thirds of Americans expecting tax refunds this year a majority are looking use that money in a financially savvy way; perhaps none more so than young adults.

Despite the challenges of saving enough for retirement, a surprising number of Americans between the ages of 55 and 64 haven't planned how they'll withdraw money during retirement from defined contribution plans.

The concept of the luxury car is changing as the become more affordable than ever. These 10 deliver all the style, safety and driving characteristics of top luxury cars at a more palatable price.

Although the high cost of health care is a major issue in the US, few residency programs are addressing costs of care and physicians who recently completed residency practice medicine at a higher cost.

Consumers in these health insurance markets will enjoy the lowest premiums in the country, mostly because of competition in the market and innovative hospital practices.

Since the market hit the bottom in March 2009, the average 401(k) balance has nearly doubled in size, but new data shows a concerning number of people cashing out when they change jobs.

The was strong demand for advanced practice clinicians in 2013 and the continue increase in the workforce for 2014 highlights the move to a more team-based approach to patient care.

Health care professionals aren't the only ones worried about the future of care: Americans are deeply skeptical about the future of the traditional primary care physician model.

New estimates for ICD-10 implementation find that costs to physician practices could be nearly three times what was predicted in 2008 with two-thirds of practices projected to fall into the upper range.

No one enjoys paying taxes (probably). However, it is one of those necessary evils in life. And while you can certainly reduce the amount of taxes you have to pay, you can't falsify or avoid paying them.

Financial discussions, though necessary, can be a minefield for couples. Half of couples frequently or occasionally argue over money and 38% actually never resolve the disagreement.

Even though many people living in the 10 most expensive health insurance marketplaces will receive government subsidies, they'll still have to pay premiums of $381 and higher.

The high costs of retirement mean that most people won't be able to rely on simply withdrawing from their savings-they'll need to generate some sort of guaranteed income.

Debt is often associated with the poor when, in reality, it can affect anyone-even those who make six figures if they don't handle their finances properly.