Article Looking beyond the price tag—how to make a smart choice When you are seeking a solid disability income protection plan, the price is only one consideration. Choosing well means looking beyond the price tag.
Article How Does Your Income Protection Insurance Define “Disability”? It’s important to know exactly how a policy defines “disability.” There are significant differences that will impact when and how much the policy will pay in benefits.
Article ‘Own-specialty”—what that means. And why it’s so important. Good disability insurance for physicians includes “own-specialty” language. The definition will affect the conditions under which you will be paid and how much.
Article Debunking Typical Disability Insurance Myths Disability insurance is one of the most important ways to help protect your financial future, but physicians often have misconceptions about it. The actual facts debunk these common myths about disability insurance in general.
Article Guide to Disability Insurance for Physicians Good disability insurance for physicians includes “own-specialty” language. The definition will affect the conditions under which you will be paid and how much.
Article Understanding disability insurance for physicians When you are seeking a solid disability income protection plan, the price is only one consideration. Choosing well means looking beyond the price tag.
Guide Physician’s Guide to Disability Insurance Your income is the foundation of your entire financial plan. Disability income protection helps keep your larger financial plan intact.
Guide Life Insurance Basics Every Physician Should Know Life insurance provides valuable financial protection for the people you care about. Find the answers to many of your most important questions about life insurance.
Video Taxation of Disability Benefits This is the time to make plans to protect your investment in your career from the financial impact of long-term illnesses or accidents.
Article Financial Protection Tips For Mid-Career Physicians You’ve been in practice for 10,15, maybe 20 years. Your income has grown, and your priorities have changed. You’re focused less on paying off student loan debt — that’s under control—and more on building a solid financial platform that will sustain your desired standard of living.