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For the uninitiated: The pro-rata rule is an IRS regulation that dictates how withdrawals and conversions from traditional IRAs are

Remember 2022? The world had shaken itself out of the COVID stupor, a slap at the Oscars reverberated out to

If you’re pulling in a physician’s salary, you’ve likely hit the income ceiling that locks you out of contributing directly

While the word ‘reset’ carries a slightly negative connotation in the sense that it implies something is not really up

The latest Doximity compensation report reveals a physician workforce under mounting pressure. While average pay increased 3.7% from 2023 to

Dear Friends Down in Whoville (and Physicians Beyond), The Grinch here. Yes, that Grinch. The green one with the dog.

Physicians are trained to be conservative for good reasons. You don’t “wing it” in the OR. You don’t ignore a

December looks different when you’re covering a hospital shift. While most Americans debate whether to spend 10% more or less

A reader says, “Sorry/not sorry to have to call this out, but the example used of consideration of transmogrifying from

Rising healthcare costs are coming for U.S. physicians from both sides of the exam table. In 2025, family health insurance

At the center of our nation’s identity is the epithet of “the American Dream,” and at the center of that

Trigger Warning: The following contains descriptions of physicians making rational career decisions and abandoning failing investments. Side effects may include

“I’m sick of the scaring, the terror, the fright. I’m tired of being something that goes bump in the night.

Most of us enter medicine because we care about outcomes, lives, and long-term impact. Yet, somewhere along the way, many

In 2022, the median sale price for a U.S. single-family home was 5.6x the median household income, which is the

Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days 2025 kick off today (October 7), bringing two days of lightning discounts across tech, wellness,

The American wealth culture is nothing if not ironic. People earning six figures or more will sit across from a

Most grocery advice feels like homework. Clipping coupons, building a meal plan, tracking spending in spreadsheets. Ugh. It’s no wonder

It’s almost the end of warm-weather season, a time of year punctuated by trips to the family cabin, cookouts, beach

Force of habit. I’ve always found that phrase a little irksome. Not because I consider myself some paragon of self-control,