Researchers surveyed 2,365 U.S. physicians for the report. The survey was conducted in December 2012.
Key findings of the report are:
• Fifty-four percent of respondents thought that the time they spend on personal finances is inadequate.
• Only 57 percent of the respondents have an updated will.
• Sixty-nine percent of respondents reported that they do not have long-term care coverage in place for themselves.
• Only 6 percent of respondents consider themselves ahead of schedule in retirement planning.
• Nearly 50 percent of respondents of all ages are very concerned about having enough money to retire.
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