Physician's Money Digest

Physicians often have to deal with medical school debt decades into their careers, and even those fortunate enough to be clear of school loans may find themselves with debts arising from lifestyle choices. If the number of loans or amount of debt has become unwieldy, debt consolidation may be an option.

In retirement, tax-free income is the ideal way to take distributions, and a Roth IRA remains one of the best ways to get that benefit.

The media’s assumption that rising interest rates are bad for stocks is remarkable — for being flat-out wrong.

If you’re at a stage of your career where the world of moonlighting and per-diem work is attracting your attention, you will quickly find out that an array of opportunities awaits you

Naming a successor trustee is treated as an afterthought when creating trusts, though it’s one of the most important decisions involved.

The sale goes well beyond cashing the check. Make sure you understand these important aspects of the process.

Here are four options for the savvy physician investor.

Here are five key steps physicians should take in order to protect their estate.

Many doctors find it difficult to balance current wants and needs with long-term financial security.

Saving is a habit that can be formed at an early age with proper guidance from parents.

In times of uncertainty, its crucial for physicians to build a plan to protect their financial future.

Keeping too much in cash puts you behind, and you may not catch up.

Use this year to get your financial house in order. Here’s how.

How tools such as backdoor Roth IRAs and conversions can help physicians reach their financial goals.

Our exclusive annual report breaks down earnings across a wide variety of criteria, including practice ownership, gender, age, geographic region, community type and more.

Before taking out a loan, ask these 8 essential questions

Cash balance plans can help physicians save on taxes