Navigating the doctor disability dilemma Common missteps among doctors when signing up for disability insurance often revolve around employer-provided policies. Many mistakenly believe they don't need additional coverage if their job offers it or opt to cancel their private insurance for perceived savings. However, some employer policies, despite appearing similar on the surface, may have significant differences upon closer inspection. This can lead to confusion and potential gaps in coverage. Therefore, it's vital for doctors to not rely solely on employer-provided disability insurance and to thoroughly assess the terms and benefits of any policy they consider. Shelby Heiser is an advisor with Pattern whose mission is to take care of doctors so they can have the peace of mind and financial security to take care of others. Find out more at https://lnkd.in/eTMnFgDW #Sponsored #DoctorInsuranceBlunders #CoverageConfusion #PolicyPitfalls #InsuranceInsights #DoctorDisabilityDilemma #EmployerCoverageCaution #InsuranceIntelligence #CoverageClarity #DisabilityInsuranceDecisions #InsuranceMythsDebunked
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While individual disability insurance is often the first disability insurance product most doctors purchase to protect their income, it is just the starting point for most. This is particularly true for high earners. While nearly every doctor would benefit from added coverage, those in higher-earning medical specialties, those who are self-employed, and those who live in states with high salaries and high costs of living are at the most risk of developing a coverage gap. Therefore, brokers should prioritize ensuring these clients have the right amount and type of disability insurance to protect their current income. To learn more about disability coverage gaps, and how MGIS can help, click here https://lnkd.in/eBaYXpqS #mgis #disability #doctors
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Have you ever paused to consider what would happen if an unexpected disability prevented you from working? It's a question that many of us prefer not to dwell on, yet it's a crucial aspect of safeguarding our futures. Disability insurance offers you the peace of mind and financial security you need in such unforeseen circumstances. By investing in disability insurance, you're not just protecting your income; you're safeguarding your family's well-being and ensuring your ability to meet your financial obligations, even if you can't work due to disability. Don't leave your future to chance-take proactive steps today to secure it with disability insurance. 📞Get in touch with Manpreet Singh on 306-472-2020 📧Reach out to us via email at [email protected] 🌐For more info visit - ms-insurance.ca #punjabinsurance #secureyourfuture #disabilitycoverage #financialprotection #peaceofmind #safeguardyourincome #insureyourfuture #protectyourfamily #financialsecurity #planfortheunexpected #incomeprotection #dontleaveittochance #disabilityinsurance #planfortomorrow #insureyourself #safeguardyourlife
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Are you healthy? Do you depend on your income? What would happen if you experienced a short term or long term disability? When it comes to your financial future, isn't it better to make sure all your bases are covered? 🙆🏼♀️ This Disability Insurance Awareness Month, reach out to learn how individual disability insurance from New York Life can help supplement government programs or enhance your employer benefits, so you can have peace of mind knowing you're fully covered. 💸 #DisabilityInsurance #Incomereplacement #disability #protection #protectyourincome
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In the event of a disability, two-income households are 10% more likely than married couples with a single income to file bankruptcy due to higher fixed expenses*. Learn how you can protect your family’s standard of living by adding individual disability insurance to your plan. *The Two-Income Trap: Are Two Earner Households More Financially Vulnerable?, Center for Economic Studies, June2019
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In the event of a disability, two-income households are 10% more likely than married couples with a single income to file bankruptcy due to higher fixed expenses*. Learn how you can protect your family’s standard of living by adding individual disability insurance to your plan. *The Two-Income Trap: Are Two Earner Households More Financially Vulnerable?, Center for Economic Studies, June2019
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In the event of a disability, two-income households are 10% more likely than married couples with a single income to file bankruptcy due to higher fixed expenses*. Learn how you can protect your family’s standard of living by adding individual disability insurance to your plan. *The Two-Income Trap: Are Two Earner Households More Financially Vulnerable?, Center for Economic Studies, June2019
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In the event of a disability, two-income households are 10% more likely than married couples with a single income to file bankruptcy due to higher fixed expenses*. Learn how you can protect your family’s standard of living by adding individual disability insurance to your plan. *The Two-Income Trap: Are Two Earner Households More Financially Vulnerable?, Center for Economic Studies, June2019
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In the event of a disability, two-income households are 10% more likely than married couples with a single income to file bankruptcy due to higher fixed expenses*. Learn how you can protect your family’s standard of living by adding individual disability insurance to your plan. *The Two-Income Trap: Are Two Earner Households More Financially Vulnerable?, Center for Economic Studies, June2019
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In the event of a disability, two-income households are 10% more likely than married couples with a single income to file bankruptcy due to higher fixed expenses*. Learn how you can protect your family’s standard of living by adding individual disability insurance to your plan. *The Two-Income Trap: Are Two Earner Households More Financially Vulnerable?, Center for Economic Studies, June2019
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In the event of a disability, two-income households are 10% more likely than married couples with a single income to file bankruptcy due to higher fixed expenses*. Learn how you can protect your family’s standard of living by adding individual disability insurance to your plan. *The Two-Income Trap: Are Two Earner Households More Financially Vulnerable?, Center for Economic Studies, June2019
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