One of the most horrific fears of many Americans is the possibility of outliving their cash and financial holdings. But as we witness in real world practice, this common concern doesn’t typically lead to personal accountability or proactive measures early enough. Most working age Americans aren’t sufficiently progressing toward savings and wealth accumulation. We worry […]
Aside from the personal economics of physicians and surgeons, business planning is also of great concern from a disability perspective. Last week we investigated addressing the personal income protection needs of medical professionals. This week we will delve further into the physician and surgeon market with an emphasis on business solutions. Like most other American […]
The U.S. physician and surgeon disability market provides an interesting landscape for insurance companies to navigate. Doctors are well-educated, typically affluent insurance prospects. They readily demonstrate a comfort in addressing their many insurance needs. And they have the income available to meet lofty premium requirements for their property, liability, life, health and disability policies. Yet, […]