George123
Confused about dryer sheets
I am a 62 year old dentist. After 35 years, I would like to hang it up. Believe it or not, dentistry is an extremely stressful occupation, and the rewards are diminishing as the costs of running a practice are escalating, and insurance companies are beginning to control office fees. My net worth is $4M. Of the $4M, $1.5M is in an IRA. Portfolio: Mutual Funds 45%, Real Estate 15% (excluding residence), Gold 5%, Intermediate Term Bonds 15%, dental practice 10%, CD's 10%. I fired my FP 10 years ago when he had me purchase an annuity, and placed the annuity in my IRA. Vanguard and I are getting along fine together! We hope to have an annual income of $100,000 a year in retirement, and leave $1M to our children. The wild card: Medical.
Does anyone see any problem with the plan? I would appreciate your input.
-- Paul in Oregon
Does anyone see any problem with the plan? I would appreciate your input.
-- Paul in Oregon