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You’re a Physician. You’re Healthy. But What If One Accident Changed Everything?

12 April 2025

Dr. Carter had a routine.* Morning coffee. Clinic by eight. She had a full schedule of patients who counted on her steady hands and sharp mind. After years of training and sacrifice, life finally felt comfortable. Her income covered the mortgage, her kids’ activities, and the growing retirement fund she’d worked hard to build.

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Protecting Your Legacy Starts with the Right Life Insurance Plan

5 April 2025

As a physician you dedicate your time to providing your patients with the best possible care. With your busy schedule, it’s easy to overlook the importance of reassessing your life insurance policy to ensure you have the right protection in place. However, life insurance is one of the most important financial tools to help provide increased security for your loved ones in the event something were to unexpectedly happen to you.

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Medicare After 65: How to Avoid Costly Mistakes If You Keep Working

22 March 2025

A physician’s career is built on knowledge, experience, and careful decision-making. But as you approach age 65, a different kind of decision is ahead—one that isn’t about patient care but about protecting your own health and finances.

If you plan to continue practicing beyond age 65, you’re not alone. Many physicians continue working because they love what they do, value the relationships they’ve built, or want to maintain a strong income. Others may be preparing for retirement, but whatever your plans, Medicare decisions and enrollment shouldn’t be delayed. Waiting too long or making the wrong choice could lead to costly penalties that last the rest of your life.

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TMA Member $5,000/Month Disability Benefit—Protection You Shouldn’t Put Off Securing

15 March 2025

Your skills and expertise are more than just part of your profession—they’re your greatest assets. They’ve shaped your career, supported your goals, and helped you build a strong financial foundation. But your ability to earn an income isn’t guaranteed. An illness or injury could unexpectedly take you away from your practice, creating uncertainty at a time when security matters most.

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Guaranteed Acceptance: Get Up to $6,000/Month With TMA Member Short Term Disability

8 March 2025

If an unexpected illness or injury disrupted your ability to work, would your finances be able to support you? Residents and young physicians are especially at risk because they are most likely facing financial obligations such as education loans, mortgage or rent payments, and auto payments, among other expenses.

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The Life You’ve Built Deserves to Be Protected with Life Insurance

1 March 2025

You dedicate so much time to your career and responsibilities—have you considered how the life you’ve built will continue to support your family in the years ahead? The long hours and demands of being a physician often leave little time for reflection. It’s easy to delay these decisions or overlook the steps needed to help secure your family’s future.

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$20,000 in Critical Illness Coverage: Don't Miss this Valuable Membership Benefit

15 February 2025

How would you handle a diagnosis that changes everything? Critical illnesses often progress silently, catching you off guard and leaving little time to prepare. In those moments, wouldn’t knowing you have guaranteed financial support be reassuring? Life doesn’t offer guarantees, but the TMA Member Critical Illness Insurance plan does.

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Close the Medicare Gap with the Right Supplement and Part D Coverage

12 February 2025

In your career, experience is everything, and years of practice and dedication have allowed you to make informed decisions for the care of your patients. However, when it comes to navigating Medicare decisions alone, the barrage of new information can be complex and confusing, leading to potential gaps in coverage—and costly mistakes.

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