Personal Finance

Before you commit to a financial plan for your practice, carefully consider your specific risk exposures.

Make sure you are selecting the right individuals to help you thrive financially. Here are three tips.

There are several red flags that physicians need to watch out for before hiring a financial planner.

Fifteen months into a direct-pay practice, this physician recommends building a financial reserve first for any physician considering a similar path.

In reviewing physicians' portfolios, I see many of the same investment mistakes over and over. Here are six of the most common, and how you can avoid them.

As a physician, your business plan should encompass more than just "see more patients and work harder."

Financial planning requires constant re-evaluation of many data inputs coupled with new assessments and actions.

Physicians, it is time to reevaluate holding cash for your retirement. Here’s why.

Investing in real estate can sometimes be risky, but in volatile times, healthcare REITs have been viewed as a stable investment.

All rhetoric aside, it is helpful to understand where our tax dollars are being spent.

Doctors can be easy prey for tax fraud schemes. Be smart and arm yourself with information from legitimate sources.

Have you maxed out your retirement account and still have some extra cash to sock away? With so many options, here are a few good ways to start.

Financial adviser David Alemian discusses safe money vehicles vs. investing in the stock market and how it can affect physicians.

CPA TJ Casey shares eight tips for physicians regarding deductions to investigate as the tax deadline approaches.

Investing - much like the decisions in your medical career - is about sometime taking risks. But you also should know what risk pays and what risk does not.

Financial adviser David Alemian shares three steps for every physician to prepare to live the same lifestyle they do today when they hang up their stethoscope.

Now that we've introduced ILITs, here's more advice for doctors like you.

Selecting the right disability coverage to fit evolving needs is vitally important as you proceed along your career path as a physician. So know your options.

Here are some of the more important financial and business issues physicians should take care of this month.

This week we take an introductory look at a legal structure that often accompanies life insurance in your estate plan.

It's a good time to check in on your retirement planning. Here are some do's and don'ts for physicians.

Your expertise in medicine is established; now brush up on your financial education.

Here are some core issues physicians should consider from our previous discussions on personal finance.

Wealth manager Scott Wisniewski offers physicians tips for saving for retirement.

A month-by-month guide to financial matters for physicians for the coming year.