For some old movie buffs out there, the “Dirty Dozen” might harken back to the famous 1967 war movie. But there is another dirty dozen that requires watching and that is the Internal Revenue Service’s “Dirty Dozen” list of potential tax scams.
Whether you are just starting out in ophthalmology or own your own practice, it is never too early (or late) to consider your risk management plan. Many risk factors can come into play for ophthalmologists that go beyond malpractice. This article offers some suggestions and strategies to consider throughout your career.
The Evacuation Checklist - Below is a checklist of to-dos for both yourself and anyone else who lives in your household (this should include spouses, partners, children, elderly, and pets in your care).
“I just don’t want to make the wrong decision” is a common concern we hear as financial advisors. Often, prospective clients come to us after they’ve already made a mistake and they’re trying to avoid additional ones that could be even more costly.
Think before you click… or speak. Whether over email or phone, make sure the person on the other end is who they say they are. Avoid clicking on emails that have a sense of
I took a little time away from the office to enjoy a cup of coffee at a local coffee shop. Because it was a weekday morning, there were quite a few business people meeting there too. As I sat down to enjoy my newspaper, I couldn’t help but overhear a conversation next to me between a “financial advisor” and a prospective client.
Karen and John have done well in both their professions and their portfolios over the last 25 years. They have two children, and all four members of the family are animal lovers. Both John and Karen have become actively involved with their local SPCA.
It’s hard to find the right time to discuss information your loved ones will need once you are gone. Initiating that discussion well ahead of time is a gift.
Reducing our mental load is important as we head into 2022, especially after the past two challenging pandemic years. As a result, I’ve listed five tips I’ve used to keep on top of things during pandemic life.
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