“Do I need disability insurance?” The question has probably crossed your mind a few times. The answer is…YES.
Life happens. We cannot predict the future, but we can be prepared for it. That is the purpose of insurance – to protect and provide for yourself and your loved ones if the unfortunate happens. Your life and disability insurance choices may make the difference in your family’s lifestyle after a tragedy strikes by paying the bills, financing children’s educations, and protecting your spouse’s retirement.
The specialized nature of a physician’s occupation requires a specialized plan for protecting their most important asset – their “intellectual capital and ability to work.” Therefore, selecting the right disability insurance is a strategic choice in a physician’s overall risk management plan.
The Case for Adequate Coverage
In most cases, a physician’s career spans 20-30 years depending on when they finish their training. Over those years, a physician can earn $10 – $20 million, which is the return on their investment in their medical education and commitment to their patients through the years.
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