Physician's Money Digest

How to make your final contributions and ensure your independent retirement account assets are optimally invested.

Given their salaries and chances of getting sued, physicians should strongly consider estate planning early in their careers.

How to find people to turn to for financial, legal and other advice.

This month’s Consumer Price Index report showed the largest inflation increase in four decades.

To prevent your practice from losing this revenue, avoid these five common coding mistakes.

Having a relationship with a good financial planner brings a “best of” team of advisors to help you achieve your life goals.

The perils of giving POA to the wrong person and how to avoid that mistake.

Creating a strategic exit plan from your practice is an important step that many physicians put off.

Physicians get a temporary reprieve from Congress, but payment challenges loom.

Whether you are pitching an investment opportunity or need to get a point across to a patient quickly, an effective elevator speech is a must.

How this offers a combination of good rates and flexibility for the future.

These 10 strategies can make your year financially successful.

Practices that don’t develop and regularly review a budget are missing out on a tool that can provide warning signs of financial trouble.

Maximizing contributions to an HSA can help a physician be more financially secure in retirement.

Each has distinct pros and cons — be sure to compare before investing.

It’s important for physicians to think beyond malpractice when they consider risks to their career and practice.

Our advice? Treat it like your 401k.

Managed care and rehabilitation sectors are also hot targets

Retirement account tips for soon-to-be-retired physicians.

Company focusing on physician-led care and opening 1,000 new sites and acquiring existing practices

Unlike most industries which have a clear cost and billing structure, the healthcare revenue cycle remains an overly complex, opaque, and inefficient tangle of patients, providers, employers, and insurance companies.

Bipartisan bill delays cuts scheduled for next year, but further action is needed

Bipartisan bill would roll back 9% of the planned 9.75% in cuts

This is crucial as more than 80 percent of healthcare providers lease office space.

Making your 401(k) self-directed can offer advantages for physicians who use financial advisors.

10 deductions physicians should check out

Defining the goals of the mentoring relationship can be useful to clarify expectations.