Lifestyle

Living the retirement of your dreams takes a lot of planning. It's not just about savings, but also about thinking long and hard about your expectations for retirement, and the costs associated with those expectations. Start with these three considerations.

Stop Making Money Dirty

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Money in medicine is not dirty. We should reward those who create patient value, not marginalize or stigmatize them.

There are many ways to build trust, but like many things that take time to build, trust can evaporate instantly. Why is it we have trust issues in medicine?

One of the main financial concerns physicians face is saving for retirement. This week, David Alemian looks at how physicians can alleviate that concern for the next generation.

A new survey finds consumers who buy healthcare on government exchanges end up with smaller provider networks. That story tops this week's PMD Critical List. Also making the list: A defense of doctors taking pharmaceutical money, and a look at a doctors' strike in Russia (where physicians earn a shockingly low wage).

How and When to Die

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End-of-life care creates complicated questions, both for families and for the broader economics of healthcare.

Investing terms can be confusing, but that's not really the case with mutual funds. These funds offer a simple and diverse investing solution, but as with any investment, they come with pros and cons. Here's what you need to know.

The 10/20/30 Plan

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This simple plan will get your fiscal house in order while also leaving you enough time to enjoy your profession and avoid burnout.

Having a solid spending plan in place is great for managing your current cash flow, expenses, and investments, but it can be even better as a tool to help you with long-term savings. Here are 4 tips to help you start your budget.

In this episode of The Alemian File, retirement expert David Alemian says the current physician shortage ought to empower doctors to demand better retirement plans when they negotiate employment contracts.