Life Insurance
Life Moves Fast, Is Your Life Insurance Plan Keeping Up?
Help Protect the Ones You Love
Life insurance helps protect the ones you love - your family who may even be co-signers on your medical school loans.
As a resident or fellow, you most likely receive life insurance from the facility where you work. But even if you pay little or nothing at all, there are important reasons to obtain your own life insurance.
Closing the Holes in Your Safety Net
A strategy that spans your career - Before you secure your own coverage, you need to decide what is the right amount, and whether to purchase one policy or several smaller policies.
Insurance protection that travels with you - When you leave residency, your employer-provided insurance may end. With your own policy, no matter what route your career path takes, your coverage travels with you.
Insurance protection that grows with you - Employer provided coverage usually has predefined limits based on salary. So, you may not have enough coverage now. Having your own policy also allows you to increase your coverage as your life changes.
When it's time to sort through these decisions, guidance from an insurance professional may become invaluable. Speak with one of our advisors so you can close the hole in your life insurance safety net.
