The Role of Disability Insurance in a “Portfolio Pyramid”
Any good financial planner will tell you that the role of disability income insurance is a key asset and makes up part of a solid foundation for
Five Ways To Save on Disability Premiums
Disability insurance is a critical asset for physicians. There are literally millions of dollars on the line for any future or current physician who has most
Doctors Need Income Protection
Physicians are quite accustomed to helping people who are temporarily or permanently sidelined from the work force by injury or illness – one at a
The ‘Big Three’ Must-Have Insurance Policies To Start With
Writing for the Detroit News, financial planner Barry Glassman identifies the three “must-have” insurance plans for American families: life, disability and long-term care. We concur. If
Show Me The Money: Physician Compensation Map Shows Doctors Where Pay is Highest (And Lowest)
It was only a matter of time. Developers have finally come out with an easy-to-use application that lets physicians anonymously share compensation data and location.
The SSDI Safety Net is Going Broke – Why You Need Disability Insurance
The government can’t take care of you. At least, not in any kind of lifestyle most Americans would find acceptable. According to the Social Security
The 5 Rules of Debt, and 6 Financial Mistakes New Doctors Make
Those of you just beginning your careers are probably most worried about student loan debt. And it’s true – student loans are a heavy load for most
End Of Year Financial Moves for Doctors (And Those Who Soon Will Be Doctors)
The holidays are upon us! And while those doctors who can are taking well-earned time off, other doctors are treating patients with alcohol-poisoning, seasonal affective
What Does It Take to Get a Federally-Guaranteed Student Loan Discharged for Disability?
Once you sign on with a federally-guaranteed student loan, getting out of it is tough. When the U.S. government guaranteed your student loan debt, it
Finding Happiness In Spite of Money
How do you define happiness? For many people, their level of happiness is based on a comparison of their lifestyle to another’s. If they can
Does Market Timing Ever Pay?
In December of 2011, Reuters reported that U.S. equity funds experienced a record net outflow over the last four months of the year which suggests that investors
NFL Players Underscore the Value of Own Occupation Disability Insurance
Suppose you were a professional football player in the NFL. Not one of the marquis names, and not a quarterback. Just an anonymous foot soldier on