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This is the Editor's Memo for the 2000 Financial Guide.

A look at some of the stocks and mutual funds our experts recommended in last year's Financial Guide.

Few doctors have the time or energy to find the best stock mutual funds. We've done the drudgework for you.

Europe's new currency promises riches for investors who stick with it. And right now, it makes for juicy travel bargains.

More factors go into an adviser's fee than you might realize. Here's what you need to know.

Here are seven ways to enjoy healthy retirement income without taking a penny from your nest egg.

No matter what your age, you canand shouldbe more aggressive with your fixedincome holdings.

Letters to the Editors

From the start, the HMO was a house of cards. Yet regulators did nothing--until the money to pay physicians had blown away.

Courts are divided about your duty to nonpatients.

doc stops for car crash, finds out later that most coleagues wouldn't

author's sister in law is murdered by jealous husband

Living with chemo, learning to be human

C99ExpHow practice costs wash away income

From the start, the HMO was a house of cards. Yet regulators did nothing--until the money to pay physicians had blown away.

Do primary care physicians spend more on payroll than surgeons?Will managed care participation increase your overhead? Who pays most for malpractice insurance? Here's where to find out.

"I need my own car!" If you're ready to respond, "OK," then heed our test driver's shopping recommendations.

The stocksonly choices are aheadway ahead

Stocks, back taxes, cars, credit cards, mutual funds.

Slamming phones and confronting colleagues didn't work, so this doctor tried new approaches.

The author refused to settle after another doctor dragged him into a case. And now he can't wipe the slate clean.

Laws shield you from discrimination, guard your pension, grant you family leave--even protect your status as an employee.

The author's abduction by a drug addict was terrifying enough. But his glimpse of the justice system was scary, too.

Collective bargaining, lawsuits against HMOs, Tort Reform, health coverage, managed care, clinical guidelines, alternative medicine, looking aheadNovember.

Most investors use the Dow Industrials or the S&P 500 to follow Wall Street's ups and downs. But a lesser-known index is better.

That's the belief of dermatologist Andrew Hendricks, who blew the whistle on a giant lab. After several tense years, his lawsuit reaped $182 million for the Feds.

Once skeptical about inpatient specialists, this doctor has come to love what they do for him. Mostly, they give him time.

Enroll them in assistance programs offered by pharmaceutical manufacturersand watch the quality of their lives improve.

Legislation; Medicare; Fraud'N'Abuse

Lighten up on largecap growth stocks