1. Implementation of a Financed Physician Retirement Plan
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...sp; RECAP: $14,400 (+ income tax) per year will net you $2,125,684 in 20 years.  7% compounding return will net the physician $2,125,684 10% compounding return will ...

2. Wealth Creation Using Positive Leverage
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...r the loan. Now if the earning asset earned just 3/4 of 1% higher than the loan cost, then the power of compounding over a reasonable horizon of time can build quite a large war chest for the...

3. Non Qualified Retirement Plan for Physicians
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.... The physician will then place the $1,000,000 in an indexed annuity that will generate a return of 7% compounding interest. This is VERY conservative. Our estimates are based on the annui...

4. Qualified Retirement Plans
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...on-Qualified Retirement Plan can provide physicians with loans to finance the purchase of principal-protected, compounding interest products that benefit the physician (or their designated beneficiari...

5. Financed Retirement Plans
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... identified on this site). The loan from the bank is at 6% simple interest and the private investment at 7% compounding interest (7% is conservative). If you select a plan like the zero coupon bo...