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Don't let yourself get too distracted by the day-to-day demands of dentistry. You still have a future for which to plan. Dentists have many retirement account options, but they can't take a one-size-fits-all approach to selecting the right one for themselves and their practices. These are some good IRA and 401k options.

Retirement: Picking the Right Plan for You and Your Practice

Put yourself into this hypothetical scenario. You just landed a new job in a dental practice that offers a 401K. Great. But what do you do with your old 401K? Leave it where it is, or roll it over to your new employer? Each move comes with pros and cons. There are, however, common pitfalls that you should avoid.

5 Common 401k Rollover Mistakes to Avoid

Retirement planning isn't a short-term endeavor, nor is it a simple process. Successfully putting all the pieces together means monitoring a lot of moving parts, over a long period of time.

Don't Let the Little Things Derail Your Retirement Plan

The short answer is, yes, you do. Here's a check list you can follow to start getting your 10-year plan in order.

Do You Need a 10-Year Plan?

Things you can do now to promote good health later.

Health in Retirement: What Can You Do Now to Prepare? (Part 2)

This WalletHub ranking takes into account several factors, including Affordability, Quality of Life, and Health Care access.

The 7 Worst States for Retirement

Get in the habit of doing these things now to promote good health later in your retirement years.

Health in Retirement: What Can You Do Now?

The end of any year marks a good time to see where you stand and what you might need to change in terms of achieving your retirement goals.

End of Year Strategies: Take Stock as You Near Retirement

Quick tips to put you on the right track toward saving sufficiently for your retirement.

Facing Up to Some Hard Retirement Truths

What's in store for investors as they near retirement.