Physician's Money Digest

What would happen if you couldn’t practice medicine any longer?

Physicians who enter practice for the first time often rapidly increase their lifestyle, which can have dramatic consequences for them in the long-term.

The official guidelines were updates. Here’s the changes you need to know.

Being rid of student loans once and for all can be a gratifying feeling, but will it jeopardize your retirement?

There are many financial vehicles that can work with doctors, as long as they have a solid strategy.

What impact does inflation have on consumers and the economy?

If rates rise, doctors should take a fresh look at their financial strategy.

Collecting from non-paying patients is vital to keeping a practice open

Understanding where a business is spending money is crucial to efficiency and growth.

To determine your needs for cash now and in the future, here are some questions to ask yourself.

The decision to purchase life insurance is an important one for all of us, and when you’re a physician there a lot of things to consider.

The lack of use is correlated with a lack of confidence in the ability to pay for medical care.

Are you earning a significant income but still living paycheck to paycheck? This is a common experience for many younger physicians.

How physicians can prepare themselves

How 21 specialties compare, ranked by level of growth.

Tax revenue from 2020, which would have replenished the funds, were negatively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

How doctors can level the playing field for salary and contract negotiations.

A jump in new COVID-19 cases dropped margins and volumes.

How can you decide if an annuity is right for you?

What medical professionals early in their career should know when it comes to individual disability insurance policies.

Despite challenges, today’s climate is an opportunity for savvy physicians.

Amassing wealth is an important factor to a successful financial plan, but should that really be the goal and the definition of a winning plan?

June and July saw hospitals getting back to 2019 levels of patient volume.

If you build your five-year plan, the answers to all your questions will fall into place.

Your overall debt load and interest rate level will help determine the right strategy.

Cash balance pension plans are particularly well-suited to medical practices.

The rankings are based on base salary or guaranteed income offered by recruiters, and does not include production bonuses or benefits.

As an educated investor, it’s good to have a basic understanding of what exactly cryptocurrency is and how it can impact your financial future.

Even physicians aren’t immune to making financial missteps

3 timely tips for physician practices