How Much Disability Insurance Do Physicians Need?

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Malpractice insurance, auto insurance, health insurance, business insurance, homeowner’s insurance: physicians are required by law to carry various insurance policies. Many other important insurance policies are completely optional.

And one of those optional insurance policies is disability insurance.

Yet as a physician, you shouldn’t think of disability insurance as an option at all. That’s because it’s one of the single best ways to protect your finances and protect your income.

But how much disability insurance do you actually need? When should you get it? Do you need it forever?

Today we’ll be answering the question that many physicians have: how much disability insurance do physicians need?

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How Physicians Can Avoid the Tax Trap Triangle

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At Physicians Thrive, there is one investment pitfall that we see physicians struggle with so often, we gave it a special name: The Physician Tax Trap Triangle. The Tax Trap Triangle describes an imbalance of three key tax-advantages within a retirement portfolio. It also poses a critical risk to physicians’ long-term financial stability. What is … Read more

5 Steps to Organize Estate Documents for Your Executor

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5 Steps to Organize One of the greatest gifts you can provide for your loved ones is careful planning and organization of your estate documents. In preparation for your passing. During a time of grief, it can be incredibly stressful for your executor to identify and locate all your most important paperwork and assets. While … Read more

Choosing the Right Executor for Your Estate

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When it comes to estate planning, most physicians are familiar with the importance of establishing a legal will. However, many doctors overlook another key aspect of estate planning: choosing an executor for your estate. Accordingly, an executor is the person legally responsible for fulfilling the deceased’s financial obligations and for overseeing the distribution of assets … Read more

What does the SECURE Act mean for physicians?

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The new year is bringing major tax changes for some physicians, as the Setting Up Every Community for Retirement Enhancement (SECURE) Act takes effect. For instance, they passed the SECURE Act into law in December 2019 as part of the new government spending package, and it contains legislation intended to make retirement planning more accessible, … Read more

What is a Residual Disability Insurance Rider?

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Physician’s insurance can have complications.

Just when you think you understand what disability insurance is all about, you learn that’s there’s yet another curveball: optional riders. While most policies may seem straightforward, there are almost always optional add-ons that can provide you with even more benefits.

Today we’re focusing on disability insurance and the residual disability insurance rider.
What it is, why you need it, and what it covers.

Keep reading for our full guide to the residual disability insurance rider.

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Your Comprehensive Review of the ADP 401k

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As a physician operating a small practice, it’s important to provide your employees with the benefits they deserve. One of the most desirable benefits is a sound retirement plan.

The ADP 401k plan is a well-known option, in part because it’s one of the largest providers offered by a national leader in payroll and retirement services.

But is it the right plan for you?

Perhaps you’re ready to create a new retirement plan for your employees. Maybe you’re looking to change from the plan you currently have.

ADP retirement services are an option worth considering, yet they certainly get mixed reviews.

Today we’re taking a hard look at the ADP 401k plan.

Keep reading to learn everything you need to know before deciding if the ADP 401k plan is right for your practice and employees.

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