By Mario Santiago, CPA, CFP®
Many dentists feel stuck financially, despite having a median salary of $170,000 annually. The financial industry calls this being a “HENRY,” or High Earner Not Rich Yet. The biggest culprits are student loans, high lifestyles, and skyrocketing home costs. Fortunately, you can go from Not Rich Yet to financially independent in as little as 15 years by following our advice below!
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