2-minute Calculator: You Can Compare Defined Benefit Plan vs. SEP for Doctors?
9th Sep 2019
Right now the expectation of falling markets is high among financial advisors and CPAs. How can you expand your client base & stay active during uncertain times? Improve your prospecting to Doctors, Dentists and Small Medical Practices – who consistently have high-earning jobs regardless of the economy. These stable, self-employed professionals may be great candidates for a high-contribution retirement plan like a Defined Benefit plan.
These IRS-approved qualified plans provide for the largest annual contributions to retirement plans, often exceeding $150,000 annually on behalf of the physician
All contributions for these plans are tax deductible in the year they are paid
Starting as late as age 52, a physician earning $270,000 can accumulate $2.7 million in 10 years
THE 2-MINUTE PROPOSAL
Try our Do-It-Yourself Defined Benefit Calculator. In 2 minutes, you’ll have a professional proposal and see how much your client could save on taxes and add to their retirement savings.
IDENTIFY DOCTORS WHO FIT THE PROFILE
Identify doctors who would appreciate a Defined Benefit plan. Physicians in certain specialties are more likely to be self-employed, have few employees, earn high incomes and need tax solutions. Do you know doctors who would appreciate making large deductible contributions each year to an upscale retirement plan? They may include:
• Anesthesiologists
• Pain Specialists
• Endodontists
• Podiatrists
• ER
• Psychiatrists
• Locum tenens
• Radiologists
• Oral surgeons
• Plastic surgeons
ANY QUESTIONS? LET’S TALK.
Have a special client situation or have questions about Defined Benefit or Cash Balance plans? Call us at 866-269-2706. We’re happy to answer any questions.