What Can Physicians Ask For in Their Contract?
Today’s post is a guest post from Dr. Nirav Patel, a private plastic surgeon in Atlanta. Nirav carries a really unique perspective as both an
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Is An Accelerated Benefit Rider on Term Life Insurance Right for You?
This post comes from one of our sponsors, Bob Deighton from Deighton Financial. Bob is actually the guy who I bought my life and disability
How Insurance Brokers Get Paid & Why Doctors Need to Care
If you are a doctor, you likely need some professional insurance. To get this insurance, you will have to buy it through a company (bad
Disability Insurance for Doctors: A Tale of Two Policies
If you are one of the majority of doctors who are not financially independent, you need disability insurance. That means, if you need to work
10 Sure FIRE Ways to Jump Start Your Personal Finances
Financial well-being is one of the most important yet overlooked factors in overall well-being for physicians, and really anyone else. But doctors are particularly bad
Sorta Random Sunday: What If a Doctor In a Strange Alternate Universe…
Many of you will have seen my past post discussing the implications for the Marvel Cinematic Universe of one of its superheroes, Doctor Strange, had
The Prudent Plastic Surgeon Gains a New Team Member!
We have some exciting news here at The Prudent Plastic Surgeon. Selenid and I have hired a new team member! As you may know, up
Doctors and Dollars #4: What Happens When Doctors Get Injured at Work? Part II
This fourth episode of The Doctors and Dollars podcast is part II of the amazing discussion that me and Vijay Kini had with Dr. Stephanie Pearson:
Doctors and Dollars #3: What Happens When Doctors Get Injured at Work?
In this third episode of The Doctors and Dollars podcast, me and Vijay Kini talk to another physician with a really tragic but ultimately triumphant
How to Survive Intern Year…Financially
Intern year has just begun for thousands of freshly minted residents across the country. This is a super exciting and rewarding time. But it is