Practice Finance

The author did not retire in a hurry. He had read many articles about the planning for, and timing of, retirement.

Understand how to make profitability and efficiency work effectively in practice.

What do you do if you realize that your records actually may do harm to a patient's lawsuit?

Learn how disability insurance market has evolved.

Given the market's volatility in recent years, you have no choice but to become active if you want to be a successful investor.

Discover appropriate way to handle moving expenses.

Learn about rollovers and penalties related to IRAs.

Discover how to split IRA into smaller accounts.

Discover nuances of purchasing stock pre-2011.

The basic formula for figuring return on investment is simple.

Municipal bonds are many physicians' favorite investment.

Learn more about sharing expenses and revenues with other physicians.

As an independent practice owner, your revenues, and therefore your livelihood, come almost exclusively from insurance reimbursements and direct payment from your patients.

Selling a medical practice to another physician or partnership in advance of retirement can be a thorny and emotionally trying undertaking.

Determine how to value the stock of a multispecialty clinic.

Learn alternatives to IRAs to invest for retirement.

Get necessary details on how to sell a solo practice.

Know how to protect your financials from a malpractice lawsuit.

Have you considered using scientific principles to improve the financial position of your practice?

Median compensation for primary care physician faculty at academic practices in 2010 increased 3.47% since 2009, according to results of an MGMA survey.

Know whether your disability insurance policy will cover you while working abroad.

Q: What are some of the pros and cons of establishing custodial accounts for children?

Many doctors would like to manage their own investments but lack the time, energy or expertise to do so. Instead, often they seek out an investment adviser they think they can trust to handle their money.

As a primary care physician, you're also a business person, with at least some responsibility for managing the practice's finances, and all the responsibility for managing your own.

Learn whether you can avoid penalties if you withdraw early from your IRA.