Hi,
I recently bought into a Target Retirement Fund 2060, and I'm glad to have made this first step into retirement. Well, besides the opening of the Roth IRA at Vanguard. Do you guys have any advice for me since I'm an aspiring doctor? I'm just assuming that the Target Retirement Fund will provide the average population who will earn an average income a method of saving for retirement, but as aspiring or current doctors, are there any additional steps we should take right now or later such as converting the Target Retirement Funds into ETFs or anything of that matter? So, what are the advantages of having a Target Retirement Fund as a premed, and what will I need to do once I'm in medical school, become a resident, or an attending? I know I'm looking way too far into the future, but I just wanted to get a general idea and picture of what to expect.
Thank you!
I recently bought into a Target Retirement Fund 2060, and I'm glad to have made this first step into retirement. Well, besides the opening of the Roth IRA at Vanguard. Do you guys have any advice for me since I'm an aspiring doctor? I'm just assuming that the Target Retirement Fund will provide the average population who will earn an average income a method of saving for retirement, but as aspiring or current doctors, are there any additional steps we should take right now or later such as converting the Target Retirement Funds into ETFs or anything of that matter? So, what are the advantages of having a Target Retirement Fund as a premed, and what will I need to do once I'm in medical school, become a resident, or an attending? I know I'm looking way too far into the future, but I just wanted to get a general idea and picture of what to expect.
Thank you!
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