Avoid Paying Too Much for Financial Advice
What physicians should consider when hiring a financial planner or asset manager In 2010, a former postal…
Personal Finance
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Avoid Paying Too Much for Financial Advice
What physicians should consider when hiring a financial planner or asset manager In 2010, a former postal... -
Sheltering Personal Assets from Medical Malpractice Liability Is Overrated
Why excess-limits verdicts against physicians are rare and not something you need to plan for financially There... -
Asset-protection Planning May Be Your Best Defense Against a Medical Malpractice Judgment
Steps ED physicians can take without a lawyer to protect their personal savings from an excess-limits verdict...
Sheltering Personal Assets from Medical Malpractice Liability Is Overrated
Why excess-limits verdicts against physicians are rare and not something you need to plan for financially There…
Asset-protection Planning May Be Your Best Defense Against a Medical Malpractice Judgment
Steps ED physicians can take without a lawyer to protect their personal savings from an excess-limits verdict…
Whole-Life Insurance Is Not an Attractive Asset Class
The upsides and downsides of investing in whole-life insurance, and how to choose a better coverage option…
A Health Savings Account May Be Your Best Retirement Plan
How an HSA can help cover health care costs and serve as a triple-tax-free, stealth IRA investment…
Pros and Cons of Independent Contractor Status for ED Physicians
Differences, advantages, and pitfalls of working as an IC versus a hospital employee in the ED In…
New Employment Contract Pitfalls to Avoid
A contract is an agreement between two parties. To be legally binding, a contract must have an…
Asset Protection for the EM Physician: Consider These 10 Steps Before You Are Sued
If you practice emergency medicine long enough, odds are that you will become a defendant in a…
Take Time to Save Time
After starting residency about a year ago, I realized that the free time I once took for…
Day of (Tax) Reckoning
Yahoo! It’s tax time! Well, scratch the “ya” part, and insert “boo.” I’m sure most of you…