SPOTLIGHT -
May 17th 2024
Analysts ponder value, transparency and the effects of the Inflation Reduction Act.
May 15th 2024
National figures influenced by housing and gasoline price hikes.
May 14th 2024
The top news stories in medicine today.
May 13th 2024
AMA panel had proposal on May agenda; physician says a revised proposal likely will be submitted.
May 10th 2024
Ramping up efforts against anticompetitive practices in business.
Expert investing, decade by decade
We give you the best investment strategies - and specific suggestions - for doctors in their 30s, 40s, 50s, and beyond.
Managing your portfolio: First, do no harm
Investment Consult
Top 5 retirement planning mistakes-and how to avoid them
Eliminate all the shoulda, woulda, couldas now-lest you tarnish your golden nest egg.
2006 tax breaks: Stay ahead of the game
We give you some money-saving steps to take over the next six months.
Asset protection: What to do, how to do it
Take all the precautions necessary to safeguard your wealth beforeit's too late.
Can't retire? Ease out
Follow the lead of more and more doctors, who are easing out oftheir practices gradually. We tell you how to do it.
Mutual funds: Keep it in the family
It's usually easier to invest with one major investment companythan to shop around. Here's a look at the strengths and weaknessesof five top firms.
Small caps are no longer a big deal
Smart reads for the smart investor
Whether you're in the know or want to know, our best-of-the-bestpicks will help you maximize your money.
How I play financial catch-up
Better late than never is this doctor's motto. Here's how he made up for lost time.
Is this pension plan right for you?
A "solo" plan isn't your father's retirement plan, but it can help a late starter save a lot of money?fast!
Want to beat Wall Street? Talk to this teenager
If this doctor's kid can do it, so can you.
Tax Tips: Special situations
Life's nasty surprises can shake your world, including your tax return. Here's help.
Invest abroad: think Europe
Tax Tips: Retirement funds
Long term saving can bring lots of short-term benefits on your 2005 tax return.
Letters to the Editors
Every doctor should work as a waiter
When you rely on tips, you quickly learn how to make the customer happy.
Investing: Following the masters
Computerized copycats are trying to mimic top stockpickers. True, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery—but is it the way to invest?
Get insider information you can legally use
Should you do your own taxes?
Some doctors find it a rewarding challenge. We tell you when that challenge is worth meeting—and when it isn't.
Tax Tips: Dividend and interest income
This is the third in a six-part series. In each article, you'll find advice from an experienced CPA on how to work the tax code to your advantage to trim your tax bill come April 17.
What IRS agents look for
The only thing more taxing than April 15th is getting a letter from the IRS. Here's how to help ensure you'll never receive one.
Stock Watch
A new role for doctors
People with serious or disabling health problems often need a blueprint for lifelong care. Creating the plan has become a new business.
Investing: Paying commissions can pay off
Some of the knocks against financial professionals who work on commission may be simply unfair.
Beyond office walls
An emotional experience with one family taught this physician the importance of trust, instinct, and compassion.
Easy ways to save money—fast!
In a matter of minutes, you can slash your monthly bills and boost your cash flow.
Tax Tips: Business expenses
Your practice provides a wealth of write-offs. Read this to make sure you get every single one.
10 resolutions for 2006