How to Save for Retirement While Managing Student Loans
Story at-a-glance Yes, doctors can save for retirement while paying student loans—it just takes a smart plan. Start by tracking your income, expenses, and loan
Avoiding Burnout in 2025: Self-Care for Busy Professionals
Story at-a-glance Burnout is common in doctors and dentists, with signs like exhaustion, low motivation, and reduced productivity. Setting boundaries, taking breaks, and caring for
New Year, New Goals: Financial Planning Tips for 2025
Story at-a-glance Start 2025 with a financial check-up: Know your income, debt, and savings to build a smart plan. Set clear goals using the SMART
The Financial Consequences of a Needle Stick Injury
Story at-a-glance Needle stick injuries are common—especially in residents, with nearly all surgical trainees affected. Exposure can lead to serious illness like Hepatitis B, C,
What is Guaranteed Standard Issue (GSI) Disability Insurance, and Why Should Medical Residents and Fellows Care?
Story at-a-glance GSI gives you disability coverage with no medical exam—even if you have pre-existing conditions. Perfect for residents and fellows, GSI is fast, hassle-free,
How Do I Choose the Best Disability Insurance Company?
Story at-a-glance Choose a company that specializes in doctors—they offer better benefits and discounts. Check financial strength ratings—you want a company that will still be
How Do I Choose the Best Disability Insurance Policy?
Story at-a-glance Start with “own-occupation” coverage—it protects your income if you can’t do your specific job. Look for guaranteed renewable & non-cancelable—your rates and coverage
What is “Guaranteed Renewable and Non-Cancelable” Coverage, and Why is it Important for Doctors?
Story at-a-glance Guaranteed renewable and non-cancelable means your rates and policy can’t change—ever. Your premiums stay locked in, even if your health or industry changes.
What is “Own-Occupation” Coverage, and Why is it Important for Doctors?
Story at-a-glance Own-occupation coverage may pay benefits if you can’t do your specific medical specialty—even if you work in another role. Doctors need this protection
How Much of My Income Will Disability Insurance Replace if I’m Unable to Work?
Story at-a-glance Disability insurance replaces about 60% of your income if you can’t work. Residents can get $5K–$7.5K/month, with options to increase coverage later. Attendings
What is Disability Insurance and How Does It Work?
Story at-a-glance Disability insurance replaces your income if you get too sick or hurt to work. Most policies cover up to 60% of income—enough to
Why Do I Need Disability Insurance?
Story at-a-glance Your income is your biggest asset—disability insurance protects it if you can’t work. 1 in 4 workers face a disability during their career,