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Disability Insurance for Physicians Who Are Federal or State Employees
Are you a federally employed physician? Do you work for your state? If so, here are some of your options for disability insurance. The post Disabilit…
Insurance 101: How to Protect Your Property and Ensure Tenants Are Covered
This article is presented by RentRedi. Hurricane season is here, and after last year’s major storms, property protection should be top of mind for in…
Ask HTM: Jumping Back Into the Workforce, HELOC Cash Grab, and Free Life Insurance Gotchas – Episod…
Let’s kick off the week with some fresh listener questions we have lined up for you! And don’t just stand on the sidelines- if you have a quest…
Why You Have a 65% Lower Chance of Being Declined for Disability Insurance (If You Use a WCI-Approv…
There is nothing that bothers me more than a suggestion that WCI is selling out doctors. So, let's talk about a couple of recent accusations. The po…
You Might Have Property Insurance, But is the Rest of Your Short-Term Rental Protected?
It started with a leak. At first, it was just a mysterious puddle forming near the bathroom. The guest texted around 7:45 p.m. “Hey! Not a big deal, …
What Is Student Loan Insurance And Should You Get It?
Student loan insurance is a new option from EdInsure that allows you to buy protection if your future income doesn't allow you to make a student loan…
PSLF, Insurance, and Bonds
Answering reader questions about Public Service Loan Forgiveness, looking for disability insurance as a resident, and what role bonds should play in …
Disability Insurance: The Vital Role of the Residual/Partial Disability Rider
A residual or partial disability rider provides insurance benefits to doctors who can still work but who can't perform all their duties. The post Dis…
Friday Flight: Dumpster Diving, Insurance Dodging, & Pudgy Penguins – Episode 996
Time for a Friday Flight- our little sampling of the week’s financial news and what it means for your personal finances. There are a lot of headlines…
What to Do When Your Insurance Rates Go Up: A Guide for Physicians
Insurers are raising premiums for a mix of reasons, many tied to shifting market conditions and increased costs. Here's what to do about it. The post…
