Cash Balance Plans for Solo and Group Practices
Cash Balance plans can be a great way to minimize your tax liability and to save for retirement. Find out if it is the right fit for your practice.
Cash Balance plans can be a great way to minimize your tax liability and to save for retirement. Find out if it is the right fit for your practice.
Becoming an S Corporation can save you a lot of money, but be careful - it can also COST you a lot of money. Choose wisely.
Boost your income today with our new Online Medical Billing and Coding Course. This course gives you the offense necessary to GET PAID MORE through better documenting, coding, and billing.
The ultimate goal for a Group Practice Retirement Plan is to build wealth for the participants. If you're evaluating a plan, read here how to find and fix any issues, improve your plan design and minimize costs.
Does your medical or dental practice need a new website? Avoid mistakes that will cost you time, money and flexibility and read this post before you get started.
What are the most unbiased, accurate, high-yielding, current, and entertaining financial books for doctors and other high income professionals? Here you go!
Physician contract negotiations are high-stakes affairs, and doctors are poorly prepared to come out well. Time for a new skillset.
If your practice isn't full, you probably need a website. Here's how to get one built without breaking the bank.
Konstantin Litovsky discusses how to be implement a small practice retirement plan. He recommends flat fees and an independent TPA and 3 (38) fiduciary advisor.
Women don't always get paid the same as men, but when it comes to getting what you deserve there is a lot more to consider than just pay disparity.
One of the best parts of being self-employed is you get to choose your own retirement plan. Of course, one of the worst parts is you have to figure out which retirement plan to use.
Contract negotiation is an important part of anyone's career. But for a doctor, a few key words can be worth tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars.
The Happy Philosopher guest posts on how you are your most important financial aspect, and your ability to work and earn should be protected at all costs.
Personal Service Corporations have been used by physicians for decades, but there is little advantage these days. It might be time to get rid of yours.
Physicians burnout is almost universal. One solution is to save a big chunk of your money and get out of medicine ASAP. But there are better options.
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