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According to a QuickBooks survey in collaboration with Gallup, as many as 44 million workers reported being self-employed at some point during any given week in 2019. That number has likely …
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Dental retirement planning can be more complicated than it is for the average American. Dentists not only have higher incomes than the typical American worker but they have higher student debt totals …
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Financial planning is important for all of us. But a pharmacist retirement plan may require more strategy and thought than other professions. Why? Because pharmacists tend to have two things — high …
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median pay for lawyers in 2018 was $120,910 per year. At first glance, it would appear that lawyers should have no problem saving for retirement. But …
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No one wants to be an old, broke doctor. Physician retirement planning is exactly how you can avoid this outcome. The American Medical Association reports that 27% of physicians retire after the age …
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If you’re eligible for AARP and owe more than $100,000 in student debt, how in the world are you supposed to enjoy a secure retirement? While the student loan crisis has hit the Millennial generation …
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