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Nice. I’ll have to hopefully remember this in the future. It makes since that they’d do this because they have an incentive to keep me healthy. I...
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LTDI and treatment on non-disabling injury
Hello, I was reading my LTDI policy with Ameritas and came across this language in the policy.
My benefit amount is $3,000...
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Buying insurance, but not needing insurance is cheaper than not buying insurance and needing insurance.
If you spent a total of $100k in...
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I listened to the podcast today too, and I had some major red flags going up when I heard that. The CEO made it sound like a risk free 10-12% per year...
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Also, let me guess, you met this guy through your residency program.
They came to my program too. It makes me want to puke.Last edited by Romberg45; 01-21-2021, 08:44 AM.
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Disability insurance from NWM is not own occupational insurance, despite what they tell you. You need to talk to a white cost investor recommended disability...
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Thanks for all the answers. This is good to hear because I’ve been having some pain in my fingers, toes, and lower back, and I just didn’t want to...
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Question about preexisting condition when exercising FIO on LTD.
I have a question about preexisting conditions and the future increase options for long-term disability.
I have a LTD policy for $6k monthly...
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Hmm... I’m not exactly sure what you’re asking, nor do I know your situation. Are you a resident or attending? What’s your specialty?
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What specialty are you applying for? I interviewed at Shreveport, and it was literally the worst program I have seen. The chief resident basically told...
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I never do these donations, mostly because the restaurant will steal the credit for it. For instance, “would you like to donate $1 to the Ronald McDonald...
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How to find a lawyer for employment issues?
I have a friend who is working in Washington State. Long story short, his clinic received an "anonymous" complaint that he provided inappropriate...
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Bike stolen. Is it worth filing a renter's insurance claim?
My bike was stolen the other night from my apartment. It was inside a locked garage and the people came in and cut my lock and stole my bike.
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Why do most people recommend you put a majority of your stock in domestic companies?
My question is more out of curiosity. But why do most people recommend you put the majority of your stocks in domestic funds? It seems like most people...
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My question is why do you need an FIO of up to $15k if you already have $15k in benefit? Unless you mean you can increase your benefit to a total of $30k....
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Romberg45 replied to Cash value whole life insurance after maxing out all retirement and mortgage paid offin InsuranceI never understood the idea of getting enough umbrella insurance to cover your net worth.
If you’re worth $1 million and have a $1 million...
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That’s a stupid comment.
If one is riding a bicycle on mixed pedestrian/bicycle paths and riding a bicycle on the roadway, I think it’s...
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Bicycle liability insurance?
I am currently an intern.
I commute almost daily with my bicycle to work, buy groceries, etc.
Today, while biking to the hospital,...
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I would recommend against that. Highly
unethical. Even if it did go through, how would you feel knowing you stole 75% of the money from someone...
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I guess it depends on how much the policy costs and how much you’re willing to spend to have a happy wife.
If the policy costs less than...
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I would probably look into getting a new policy with one of the agents on here. My reasoning would be because you want to maintain your insurability as...
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I just read the statute on wills in my state and it appears that you need either two witnesses or a notary for the will to be valid, but the validity...
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Witnesses to a will?
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I just made an online will today. On the instructions, it says I must have two witnesses be present with me at the notary's office while...
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I agree with you Scott. But I don’t see how getting quotes from an equally built plan could hurt. Knowledge is power....
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It wouldn’t hurt to get quotes from an independent agent.
I have a policy from Ameritas for $6k benefit with an FIO for up to $20k and...
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Best credit card to pay rent?
So apparently, my apartment allows me to pay my monthly rent with a credit card without any convenience fees, so I will obviously be doing this for the...
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Car accidents are getting more and more expensive. 10 years ago, a fender bender wasn’t all that expensive. But nowadays, they have back up sensors...Last edited by Peds; 06-22-2020, 03:07 PM.
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I've had the same password for everything since high school. How do you keep up with all those passwords?...
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My thought process of giving the life insurance money to my brother was so he could use it to pay off his car debt and hopefully he'd put the rest towards...
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Hmmm... I've never heard of that before, but I don't think I'd be interested in a service like that. I don't think I could trust anyone with the power...
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Thanks for all the responses. To clarify things, I truly have no dependents. And no assets (other than furniture, clothing, and electronics). I rent an...
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Good call on the living will. Once I did my SICU rotation in a level 1 trauma center, I realized quickly I needed those. Unfortunately, I made one and...
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Do I need a will? Or can I just designate beneficiaries?
Hi, I am a single intern without any kids. I have $50k in life insurance through my residency program (free for me), I have ~$40k in a Roth IRA, and approximately...Last edited by Romberg45; 06-12-2020, 06:21 AM.
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I agree. I think where Dave gets his number is he falsely assumes you'll get 12% earnings per year if you invest in "good growth mutual funds"....
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The Dave Ramsey one-size-fits-all model is to get 10-12 times your annual income in life insurance coverage.
The physician finance bloggers...
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A few things to clarify. Your definition of disability in your plan isn’t the strongest own occupation definition. You can get a definition that says...
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I agree. This stuff isn't even all that expensive if you're young and healthy. An intern making $55k will be paying about $1300/yr for social security...
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That is a good point, but I think every physician (assuming they're not financially independent) should have some sort of own occupation, or own occ not...
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Every MD needs own specialty insurance coverage, even radiologists, in my opinion. What if you get a mild TBI to where your medical judgment isn't reliable,...
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Sorry, I am just now realizing you mean Social Security Disability. I thought you meant short-term disability insurance at first.
Social...
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I think the appropriate argument to get insurance during residency is in case you get disabled during residency. I'd hate to get disabled during residency...
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This would depend on multiple factors.
1. Different programs could possibly have different discounts. But assuming your fellowship is at...
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I sent you a PM describing in further detail. But basically, you'll save money 100% of the time with the basic plan in your scenario no matter if you...
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Hey Scott, I have a couple of questions about this. Let's say someone bought a policy at age 30 with a level premium and the disability company goes out...
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Scott's very knowledgable in this area, so there's not much I can say that he hasn't, but one thing I would add is to make sure they quoted you the premium...
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State Farm.
I got quotes from 5 different companies and found State Farm and Geico to be the cheapest.
I made a renters insurance...
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I just bought $10k in personal property coverage and $300k in liability for only $8/month....
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You can get liability only insurance for as little as $60/year. Someone in my apartment unit left their heater off during the winter and froze the pipes,...
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Dental insurance is a misnomer. It isn't insurance at all, but rather a discount plan.
Dental insurance is usually only worth it if you can...
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Thanks. I will call my agent today. I've already been approved for the policy, but I haven't signed up for the policy yet....
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DI question about occupation as a resident
I am an incoming anesthesia intern. I will be doing a transitional year internship and then doing my 3 years of anesthesia, although I am in a categorical...
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Buy term-life and do #4.
If you’re doing this purely for your heirs and not your own retirement, then why go low-risk super low returns?...
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I don't see the pushback on the guy owning 6 cars. As long as he has his financial ducks in a row, who cares what he does with his money? Hearses don't...
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OP, you might want to read this: https://www.whitecoatinvestor.com/an...-illustration/
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I would argue that the odds are shaking him if he dies early or late. If he dies early, he could have bought way more of a benefit for the same amount...
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I supposed it would depend on location. If it’s a busy metro where you never have a vacancy, then it’s probably not negotiable. My friend put his...
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Is rent negotiable?
I’ve always just signed my rental leases as is. Am I making a mistake? Is that like paying sticker price for a car?
So is negotiating rent...
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I don’t know you’re entire financial situation, but $700k likely may not be enough life insurance for you. And you definitely don’t need $3.2 million...
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It is my understanding that umbrella insurance doesn’t malpractice claims.
Otherwise, you are correct. It would make sense to buy the...
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Do you have kids? How much life insurance are you purchasing (that would be important to know)?
A general rule of thumb for life that I’ve...
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From your post, it appears that you’re buying your VUL for an investment rather than for life insurance, considering you didn’t mention how much...
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I’ve gotten multiple quotes so far and they’re all double the price for the exact same coverage.
I think the problem is my parents get...
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I wouldn't say car insurance is a one-size-fits-all approach like the previous poster is alluding to.
I think we would need more information...
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Right now, my car has full-coverage with a maximum coverage 250k/500k for the liability. Just to have it in my name, I got quoted over double the price...
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No, I don't have any assets of great value other than a 4 figure Roth IRA.
I posted a question a few weeks ago about umbrella insurance,...
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Renter's insurance / Umbrella insurance
I have two questions.
About me: Soon to be intern. Nothing out of the ordinary to put me at a higher than normal risk for personal liability....Last edited by Romberg45; 05-08-2020, 11:58 AM.
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If you don't trust your agent, don't buy from them. Just get quotes from another person.
It is my understanding, that if you get disabled,...
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But after 50 years, 200 per month at 7% interest would be ~$1 million. So at 71 years old, would you rather have $1 million cash or $1 million in life...
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The policy is currently worth less than you've even paid for it. $200/month*12 years = $28,800. So it's worth less than you paid for it...
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For what it's worth, Utica National Insurance Group is NOT BBB accredited, at it has 10 customer reviews with an average 1-star rating. With that being...
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I've wondered the same thing about diagnostic radiology. I'm trying to talk my friend into buying disability insurance.
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As an incoming anesthesia resident, I am jealous of your ability to have the option of obtaining full mental/nervous coverage, because I am forced to...
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Huh, I am curious as to why it seems to be so expensive for you. Are you by chance from California? From my research, disability insurance is more expensive...
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Do you use tobacco by chance? Because that will significantly increase your premiums....
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Scott, Thanks for the responses. You've been super helpful.
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