MtoM #142: Emergency Physician Becomes Multi-Deca Millionaire and Finance 101: Cash Balance Plans | White Coat Investor Podcast
This ER doc is celebrating his success building his net worth and his impending retirement. He did not do anything fancy with investments, he didn't build a real estate empire. He shows us that savings rate matters! If you save a high percentage of your income you will succeed financially. His advice to you is to save as much as you can and live well within your means. After 40 years of practicing medicine he feels ready to retire and start a new chapter of his life. After the interview we will be talking about cash balance plans for Finance 101.
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