Physician's Money Digest

Relying solely on traditional methods for estate planning can leave your assets vulnerable.

They’re more varied, flexible and cost-effective than most think

POTUS election outcomes don’t typically affect stocks long term, but their uncertainty often has short term impacts.

A look at 5 REIT categories

Report highlights the interplay between health, wealth, and retirement satisfaction

As expected, Federal Reserve makes first rate cut of the year to counter cooling economy

Decline likely means a 0.25% interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve

What is asset protection planning?

Remarkably, the bull market has kept running strong amid sustained high rates.

Our 95th annual Physician Report covers the latest data on practicing physicians, including salaries, practice financial health, productivity, malpractice rates, the state of the profession and more. Free registration required to view.

There are pros and cons to either approach

What you need to know to realize your financial dreams

The devil is in the details with these multifaceted products

These major cities are being impacted the least by inflation.

These major cities are being impacted the most by inflation.

Will the Fed cut interest rates? Predictions abound as president takes aim at Big Pharma.

Our 95th annual Physician Report covers the latest data on practicing physicians, including salaries, practice financial health, productivity, malpractice rates, the state of the profession and more. Free registration required to view.

Be sure to keep these factors in mind when considering medical compensation

Physicians are too valuable to make compensation a source of dissatisfaction.

Negotiating with payers can be a complex and confusing process. Here's what you need to know to get the best contract possible.

What you need to know when negotiating a value-based care contract.

Payers will often try to put an ability to unilaterally amend a contract at any time. This is something that should be avoided at all costs.

Can you negotiate the need for prior authorizations completely out of your contract?

How much negotiating power do independent practices really have - and what should you do if offered a contract with a take-it-or-leave-it ultimatum?