Your Comprehensive Review of the ADP 401k

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As a physician operating a small practice, it’s important to provide your employees with the benefits they deserve. One of the most desirable benefits is a sound retirement plan.

The ADP 401k plan is a well-known option, in part because it’s one of the largest providers offered by a national leader in payroll and retirement services.

But is it the right plan for you?

Perhaps you’re ready to create a new retirement plan for your employees. Maybe you’re looking to change from the plan you currently have.

ADP retirement services are an option worth considering, yet they certainly get mixed reviews.

Today we’re taking a hard look at the ADP 401k plan.

Keep reading to learn everything you need to know before deciding if the ADP 401k plan is right for your practice and employees.

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Volatility Continues as Widely Watched Yield Curve Inverts

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Major US stock markets finished negative for the third consecutive week as bond yields continued to plunge. Wednesday was particularly negative as stock indices fell around 3% following a yield curve inversion. When longer-term Treasury yields fall below shorter-term Treasury yields. Though there had been partial yield curve inversions earlier in the year, the most … Read more

Markets Finish Only Slightly Negative After Being Hit With Worst Day of 2019

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The US Treasury Department responded by labeling China as a currency manipulator. As investors grew concerned recent trade tensions could evolve into a currency war, equity markets experienced their worst day of 2019. As major indices fell around 3% to kick off the week. However, on Tuesday Chinese officials announced they did not plan to … Read more

How to Manage Student Loans During Residency

Attack Student Loans During Residency For doctors who are finishing their residencies and beginning their practices, there is often no greater stressor than looming loan repayments. The average physician finishes medical school with more than $190,000 in debt. And the prospect of beginning loan repayment while earning a resident’s salary is daunting for young doctors. … Read more

How To Increase Your Income As A Physician

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It’s no secret that compensation can be a difficult discussion with potential employers.

Here, we’ll give you everything that you need to navigate that discussion and start earning what you’re worth.

We’ll delve into understanding your worth, evaluating (and prioritizing) the roles that will bring you the most happiness, and the four key factors to review within the contract negotiation phase.

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Stocks Continue to Slide – Dow Posts Longest Weekly Losing Streak Since 2011

Stocks Slide Stocks continued to slide as the Dow Jones Industrial Average posted its fifth straight weekly loss. Its longest losing streak since 2011. While no new tariff news was announced, concerns over trade tensions between the US and China continued to weigh on markets. Trade worries spilled beyond stocks as crude oil prices plummeted … Read more

How Long-Term Disability Insurance Can Protect Visa and Green Card Holders

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Long-term Disability The possibility of becoming too sick or injured to work is a sad prospect for any physician. And even more so for doctors who rely on a green card or visa to stay in the United States. A long-term disability poses a serious risk to both the earning ability and the residency status … Read more