Amongst people who don’t work in medicine, it’s a common misconception that all doctors drive expensive luxury cars and live in big, fancy houses.
But as a physician, you know that’s not always the case.
Perhaps you know a few physicians who are always driving the newest Cadillac or speeding off to their fabulous weekend vacation home in their brand new Benz. However, just as many physicians are perfectly content driving a Chevrolet, Mazda, or Subaru.
Some physicians choose to live modestly so they can save more money and retire early. Others prefer to splurge on cars, homes, and luxury items that lower-income earners only dream of.
So the question is this:
Can physicians have cool cars and houses and still retire early?
The good news is:
Yes, it is possible to find the happy medium between spending on luxury items and saving enough to retire before the age of 65.