If he saved enough, ha. You'd be surprised at how many doctors making $300k+/yr have less than a couple years' worth of expenses saved up :/

The longer he’s in prison, he’ll be closer to full retirement age, meaning he’ll collect a higher social security benefit (62 is the bare minimum, waiting until 70 gives you the highest monthly amount).

He’s essentially already retired now.

True, I merely mean that he may be used to a much higher annual expense than he'll be able to afford in retirement. Which is fine, he ain't gonna starve if he worked that long as a doctor.

I imagine that the $800,000 in restitution and any other legal fees probably wiped all that out.

any source for that claim?

Alan Reynolds' book "Income and Wealth".

I mean doctors in particular, but other high income earners in professional areas as well.

Football players for one.

Don't forget parachute pants enthusiasts. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MC_Hammer#Bankruptcy,_lawsuits...

>>but he's also 63.

It sounds so foolish when people so close to retirement take undue risks and ruin it all at the end.

Greed can be a dangerous bait at times.