If you don't have disability insurance, or if you aren't sure your policy is adequate, you need to listen to this episode! If you already have a great policy in place, pass this on to a colleague.
Don't miss out on discounts available to doctors shopping for disability insurance. Our panel of DI agents reveal how to secure them for maximum savings.
We're going to start publishing the show notes and transcript for the podcast here on the blog as the podcast goes live. Here's the first one.
Disability insurance is expensive stuff, but not nearly as expensive as losing your ability to work without a policy in place. If you don't own a policy, please go buy one today.
Doctors all have questions about disability insurance. Here are the top ten along with the answers from insurance expert Michael Relvas.
Jamie Fleischner at Set For Life Insurance is not only an experienced physician disability insurance agent, but also a sponsor of the WCI Scholarship.
Disability insurance is crucial insurance for the vast majority of physicians to secure. Buy it right the first time and you may never have to do it again.
You should only insure against financial catastrophes. So how do you decide when your death or disability is no longer a catastrophe? It helps if you go back to the reasons you bought it in the first place.
Northwestern Mutual claims their "Medical Occupation" definition of disability is all that and a bag of Trix. But is it really? And what's with this new definition from Berkshire?
Michael Relvas explains what it is like to sell life and disability insurance to WCI readers. Also tips for military docs and those looking to replace their policies.
Lawrence Keller, CLU, ChFC is an experienced insurance agent specializing in term life and disability insurance for physicians, dentists, and similar professionals. He is also a Platinum Sponsor of the 2016 WCI Scholarship. Here he discusses his business and industry.
While you may only ever have to purchase disability insurance once, there are some reasons to take a careful look at your policy every few years to see if it is still right for you.
Almost all doctors should buy term life and disability insurance for at least some portion of their careers, but very few should buy it from their professional associations.
Disability insurance is complex, but Larry Keller helps break it down and make it understandable. Recently, Principal has made their policies less attractive while Metlife, Berkshire, and Ameritas have made theirs more attractive.
I received the following question by email from a resident physician: Q. I'm a 29 year old resident. I've heard conflicting opinions regarding disability insurance. The mantra in most places seems to...