The Specific Reasons Why Dentists Retire 5 years Later Than the Average American with Reese Harper

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Dentists work hard to grow their practice, yet despite the higher than average income, the average retirement age for dentists is 67 as opposed to the national average of 62. In this week's episode, Gary interviews his friend Reese Harper, host of The Dentist Money Show, on how dentists can achieve financial independence. Tune in to learn how behavior and personality traits influence financial decisions and how to cultivate specific habits that will lead to financial independence.

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