After all that hard work, you deserve a good retirement
We know that a career in the medical profession can be rewarding but also challenging. There’ll come a time when you don’t want to keep working this hard – you may even be at that point right now. You need a plan for how and when you can retire, whether that means a gradual transition or a full hard stop. We’re here to help.
Planning the retirement you want
Do you know what you want from your retirement? How much you’ll need to live the lifestyle you want? When you can start? Most people won’t have a clear picture over the long term, and even those that do could benefit from an objective review to work it all out.
By working with you to define what a good retirement looks like, we can help you achieve it. We’ll get to know the details of your financial situation to assess what you already have and how close you are to reaching your target. Then we can talk through what you need to do to reach your goal and get the retirement you deserve.
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NHS Pension Schemes advice
Pension planning is a complex area and NHS Pensions are no exception. It’s important to keep up with the latest developments and plan accordingly. You’ll be aware of recent rule changes that have affected how some NHS Pensions are taxed, which could have a significant effect on your future tax bill. At Med-Ex, we track the latest rules and regulations and have the expertise to advise on your options to make the most of your pension benefits. We also work with other NHS Pension Scheme specialists when needed.