Here are tips on how to make your money work for you without risking the farm.

There were valuable business presentations for equine practices of all sizes and types at the 2018 AAEP Convention.

Financial wellness supports both physical and mental health.

Trade shows can be great places to get deals on pharmaceuticals or medical supplies, but make sure you are getting a good deal for your practice before signing up.

A 12-month marketing plan supports your business goals all year long. Start creating yours today using these tips.

Managing your money well can reduce your stress.

Consider the expected life of the purchased asset, and do not finance purchases over terms that exceed the expected lifespan.

The AAVMC Cost Comparison Tool is a web-based, interactive program that provides detailed information about tuition costs, scholarship resources and financing a veterinary medical education.

Back to Basics’ was the theme of the business presentations at the 63rd AAEP Convention.

Equine veterinarians who manage their money well can save themselves from undue stress.

Equine veterinarians often have a line of credit for their businesses, but do you know the best ways to use it?

There are several factors for equine veterinarians to consider when thinking about paying off a loan early.

The Senate hustled early Wednesday morning, December 20 to pass the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 by a vote of 51-48.

This is a report from the 2017 AVMA Economic Summit

This article contains both good news and bad news. The good news is that the market for veterinarians has never been better! With this rosy picture, why aren’t veterinary practices—and their owners—raking in more cash?

Equine veterinarians can learn about their own negotiation style, and use it—or other styles—to their advantage during bargaining.

When vet business owners use discounts thoughtfully, they can be powerful tools to drive increased revenue, smooth cash flow and enhance patient care

The goal of becoming better at business is to make more money, preferably with less work.

Turn contract-term discussions into more effective, less stressful conversations.

What happens globally, nationally and in your area can affect how you position your equine veterinary business.

Owners dreaming of comfortable retirements should prepare early for this important business transition.

There are both personal and financial reasons to hire an associate for your practice.

There are many reasons that a practicing equine veterinarian might want or have to change jobs. These could range from moving to higher education, industry or government positions, to injury, retirement or perhaps a higher calling. This article is brought to you by Zoetis.

We all agree that it is better to have cash in the hands of the business owner rather than tied up in inventory or with clients.