Finance

People who’ve made both pretax and after-tax contributions to their workplace retirement plan can now easily separate them when rolling them over to traditional and Roth IRAs, thanks to a recent IRS ruling.

What this emergency and specialty center lacks in space, it makes up for in efficiency and accessibility.

There are at least 10 good reasons for dumping a mutual fund or an ETF besides poor performance.

Evaluate your income potential and cost of living in your proposed new state, not only its tax rates. Use estimates specific to your lifestyle instead of general cost-of-living metrics. Consider both one-time and recurring costs that you might incur as a result of the move.

If you're a member of Generation X ”in the range of 35 to 51 years old” and aren't saving enough for retirement, start now.

You want a cut-and-dried answer. Three architects show there isnt always a cut-and-dried answer. But the more you know about that sometimes arbitrary number, the smarter youll be in planning, negotiating and building your best new veterinary hospital.

Large corporations buying veterinary practices get a bad rap. If you dont want to join them, at least take a look at their management style to help your practice run more efficiently.

This interactive map collects the most current information from the AVMA on laws governing nonveterinarians owning or partly owning veterinary practices as relatively traditional corporations. Remember that laws are always changing, some attorneys have new ways to allow nonveterinary ownership, and your success will be based on the appropriate practice agreement you craft with your own lawyer. Now dive in!

The bad news? Veterinary debt-to-income levels are on a fast track to disaster. The good news? Our professionwide DIR might improve with these strategies.

Face it: Some areas of your practice are, well, kinda gross. Let this cleanliness-focused veterinary architect show you better ways to be germ-free.

What should you charge for veterinary therapy laser treatments? How will you market to pet owners? And, PSSST, whats the deal with acupuncture? Company men from two therapy laser manufacturers have answers, and weve got resources.

Building and running a practice is all about efficiency these days, veterinary architect Dan Chapel explains.

What would you do if pet owners could buy the majority of their pet medications at their local human drug store? New data shows 6 strategies your veterinary colleagues think they'd use to respond.

No, we mean that in a good way! Your first little inkling, a fleeting thought, a dream of future wishes that you want to own a practice? Read this.

Veterinarians and pharmacists both responded to a recent study about their views on human pharmacies filling pet prescriptions. Take a look at this dataand get a peek at the future.

An in-depth look at your key concerns from dvm360s triennial survey.

High dollar doorstop or crucial tool?

Digging into new data from the Nationwide Purdue Veterinary Price Index, a Purdue associate dean says "it's dangerous to build a practice on wellness services," not medical services.

Industry leaders will convene in April to explore student debt issues and solutions.

Veterinarians retain stake but focus exclusively on patient care.

Fewer than a third of veterinary professionals aspire to own a practice.

Veterinary architects Wayne Usiak and Heather Lewis discuss the appeal of smaller practices in today's market.

More than half of Well-Managed Practice owners offered a different type of benefit in lieu of raises.

We see it in your eyes: You want that new instrument, analyzer, device or software right now for your practice. So ... do you need to talk yourself down from a big purchase or talk it up to the Powers-That-Be? Gary Glassman, CPA, has some advice.

The future is calling! Will you answers? Decide after diving into insights from years Veterinary Economics Hospital Design Competition judging.

How veterinary teams pull together when a practice owner passes away or becomes incapacitated.

You dont have to divulge every nickel and dime to be open. Start by sharing one area you want to see grow and invite your team to problem solve with you.

In holistic veterinary medicine the atmosphere is a key component in treatment, as one practitioner explains.