Personal Finance

Consider buying your medical office building as a way to improve retirement savings beyond 401(k) contributions.

As some experts warn of another economic downturn, the following financial issues should be part of your recession survival planning.

Physicians' legal and financial planning must properly protect their assets, businesses, and family. These basic questions about your planning will help you determine if you've done enough.

Doctors are paying more attention to building and retaining personal wealth than ever before. Understanding some core legal concepts about protecting assets and managing risks is a key part of that education.

Summer vacations are a lot of fun, but travel presents various risks to your assets and safety. Here is what you need to know to protect yourself and your family.

It’s spring, so that means keeping an eye on seasonal exposures, particularly IRA funding, automobile liability, and even medical marijuana business profits.

April 15 is around the corner. Here are mistakes, scams, and misinformation to know when filing your taxes.

Approached by a company offering an opportunity to invest in a laboratory or laboratory MSO? Consider the following.

Here's how many captive insurance company owners, including many doctors, are being exposed to expensive legal defense costs on top of huge surprise tax bills.

A recent study looked at America's high cost of healthcare and why it stands above other industrialized countries.

Where is the money? For its annual compensation survey, Physicians Practice breaks down the compensation between employed physicians and practice owners.

Part-time employment can afford physicians greater work-life balance and a reprieve from burnout. Here's how to successfully transition.

A financial expert explains how a physicians financial planning is often different from that of the average American due to complexity and a compressed timeline.

When investing in real estate, there are several common, but often overlooked, practices that physicians should abide by.

It's almost back to school time for most of America. Doctors need to be aware of seasonal issues and manage risks whether they have children or not.

With their livelihood on the line, doctors need to be careful with who they listen to while seeking asset protection.

The conclusion of a physician couples' risk management overhaul sees them become millions of dollars safer.

A continued look at a two-physician couple and the multi-million dollar difference a complete risk-management planning update made to their family.

Did you get a subpoena asking for documents or asking that you appear for testimony? Here's what you need to know.

The next chapter in a physician couples' risk management overhaul sees them getting proper life and disability insurance.

If physicians didn't have enough to worry about with fraud, they should be wary of bankruptcy trustees seeking "claw backs."

Using locum tenens physicians is one strategy to ensure that your practice keeps running while you are on vacation.

An asset protection plan can go horribly wrong for doctors if they are not well informed. Here are a few instances where this happened.

In an all-new cartoon, we look at a practice that found a unique way to improve its bottom line. How did it improve itself financially?

It takes a lifetime of planning to ensure you can retire according to plan. Here are some steps to make it a reality.

Here's a basic list of New Year resolutions doctors must address to ensure your assets are being protected in 2017 – both financial and otherwise.

The 2016 Physician Compensation Survey Report includes in-depth insight into what the nation’s physicians are being paid for their work.

Recent headlines illustrate the wide range of risks that doctors should be legally and financially prepared to face during the course of their career.

One doctor and her husband made a huge mistake in not being proactive with asset protection. It cost them dearly.

Asset protection for doctors is a proactive science, says attorney, Ike Devji. Avoid common tax scams at the end of the year.