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AMA Insurance 2014 Segment Report on Employed Physicians’ Financial Preparedness
AMA Insurance’s new 2014 Segment Report on Employed Physicians’ Financial Preparedness revealed nearly half are behind in personal retirement savings. Click to find out how you compare.
AMA Insurance 2014 Segment Report on Employed Physicians’ Financial Preparedness: Employed physicians have own set of personal financial issues
By Alfred C. Drowne, Vice President and General Manager, AMA Insurance
The report’s findings were taken from a national survey conducted by AMA Insurance of physicians across all specialties and ages on topics, including retirement planning and savings, financial concerns, personal financial acumen, use of professional financial advisors, family finances, disability and other types of insurance protection.
Find out how you compare in this national report that highlights employed physicians’ personal financial concerns.
