January 06, 2025
10 min watch
NEW YORK — In this presentation from OSN New York, Andrew Taylor, CFP, shares tips for ophthalmologists looking to achieve financial well-being before retirement.
Taylor breaks down the specifics on how much money physicians should have saved for retirement, what percentage of their income should be saved in each age group and how to allocate investments.
“You need to save about 17% to 20% of your income to be able to retire and replace 100% of your income at retirement, or very close to that,” he said. “But if you wait until age 40 [to start saving], that number jumps to 31%.”
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