The survey includes responses from 2,073 U.S. physicians.
Here are eight personal financial concerns of employed physicians:
• Having enough money to retire — 72 percent
• Being able to fund long-term care expenses — 65 percent
• Having the right estate plan — 51 percent
• Having enough disability insurance — 45 percent
• Having enough life insurance — 44 percent
• Funding college expenses for children — 36 percent
• Financially providing for elderly parents — 35 percent
• Paying off medical school debt — 18 percent
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