As a healthcare professional, you’ve been in your field likely 25-30 years, maybe more. Chances are that retirement is on your mind. As you’re nearing the decision to determine if you are ready to retire, you may have a few questions like: When will I be ready? Should I collect my pension in a lump sum or take monthly payments? What are my options to ensure I don’t spend all my money? Miles Financial Group is here to answer all of your important questions and more with our process developed for healthcare professionals: Calculating Your Last Shift.
At Miles Financial Group we have been specializing our work with healthcare professionals for years and have been building our list of clients around a hub of major hospitals. We have built a deep understanding of not only the hardships of our clients when they worked in healthcare, but also have learned the unique nuances of their retirement decisions.
We know you have a different understanding of the fragile nature of life and want to take you through this important process with our approach, Calculating Your Last Shift, that allows you to achieve comfort with confidence. We encourage you to look through our resources and connect with us to discover your personal strategy for your unique needs.
Nursing Your Pension 401(k)
Throughout your life as a nurse you’ve gotten used to working hard, clocking in, caring for others with the healthcare expertise and skills you’ve worked hard to earn, and clocking out, looking forward to relaxing and decompressing. If you have a pension, you may [...]
Taking Special Care of Your 401(k) and Retirement Accounts
As a healthcare professional, we know it can be difficult to put effort into planning your retirement after having already worked so hard at your hospital, long-term care, acute care, or skilled facility. That’s why we’re here to help. Let us simplify some of [...]
Believe It Or Not You Can Retire
Healthcare professionals like you work tirelessly to provide care and support for their patients, often putting the needs of others before their own. Throughout your career, you have dedicated your life to your work, ensuring that others are well cared for. However, healthcare professionals [...]
THE ULTIMATE 401(k) GUIDE FOR NURSES
If you’re a nurse, you’ve worked hard to earn your credentials, whether a nursing assistant, Licensed Practical Nurse, or Registered Nurse. You’ve also invested time and money into your education, and now it’s time to think about investing in your future retirement with 401(k)s, 401(a)s, 403(b)s, and their benefits. There are several important things to know about your employer sponsored retirement accounts, such as how much you can contribute, options for your account when you leave your healthcare position, and how much you are paying in account fees.
HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS: TAKING CARE OF YOUR PENSION PLAN
Throughout your life as a healthcare professional, you’ve gotten used to work: clocking in, caring for others with the healthcare expertise and skills you’ve worked hard to gain, and clocking out, looking forward to relaxing and decompressing after a long shift. Retirement planning is the last thing on your mind after your working days. Retirement may be difficult to think about, but you may be closer than you think to achieving it! And if you have a pension, you may have been told that you have a guaranteed source of income for retirement that you don’t have to worry about.
THE ULTIMATE 401(k) GUIDE FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS
If you’re a healthcare professional, you’ve worked hard to earn your credentials, whether a nursing assistant, administrator or even a doctor. You’ve also invested time and money into your education, and now it’s time to think about investing in your future retirement with 401(k)s and their benefits.