YouTube video by Ndubuisi 'Andy' Egwim (March 2, 2025) addressing how much doctors and healthcare professionals should save for retirement. The presenter recommends saving and investing at least 15–20% of income—leaning toward ~20% for those who start investing late—and emphasizes making a personalized financial plan.
Obviously, if you're a doctor, healthcare professional, and yeah, serious about investing, I tend to suggest saving and investing at least 15 to 20% of your income for retirement, especially at the beginning of your investment career. Obviously, you have to work out a plan. If you are in the yesterday's session, then you know that we talked a lot about financial plan making a plan that works for you. But for most doctors and healthcare professionals who have started investing very late, compared to some people who started at 17, 18, if you started very late, then you probably might want to be a bit more aggressive in a sizable amount, maybe 20% or whatever you feel comfortable with. But this is my personal opinion. Okay, right.
