A young physician's most important asset

What do you think, as a young physician, your most crucial asset is?

Your retirement account or your real estate portfolio? Or some other type of holding?

What if I told you it’s none of that…

The most important asset as a young physician is your ability to get up from bed every day and do your job.

We’re talking about a lot of money here, especially as a young physician in the early thirties, when you’re likely to work for another 20 or 30 years.

In this episode, you’ll learn sound advice on what you should do as a young physician to get disability coverage in the event of an illness. While dodging the loopholes that insurance companies use to avoid paying on a claim.

Listen now!

Show Highlights Include:

The exact amount young physicians in their early thirties make on average (You qualify to make this amount if you’re early in your career) (1:21)

How much it costs to get disability coverage in the event of an illness. (Don’t end up paying more than what it actually costs.) (3:03)

How to win financially even if you get disabled at the end of your career (3:31)

The underhanded “out-clause loophole” that insurance companies use to avoid paying on a claim (Knowing this will save your life when things go south…) (4:20)

If you enjoyed and valued this content, you might also want to check out Why Buy Early? This episode is available on this site’s podcast channel (Click HERE) or on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.