No One Loves Your Money Like You Do: The Ultimate Retirement Planning Guide for Business Owners and Private Practitioners

Preface

Why did I write this book? In the late 1980s, I began making my transition from dentistry to financial planning. I had already written one book and coauthored another. But back then, I was principally a financial and retirement planning teacher—simply giving advice to my fellow health professionals on “how to retire.”

There is a big difference between telling someone how to do something and doing it yourself. In 1989, I left private practice at the urging of some of my colleagues from around the country, and I started Jackson Financial Co., Inc., a financial planning firm geared to health professionals—busy, hard-working people who are incredibly well trained in their fields but who get absolutely no training in how to save and invest ...