Insurance
COVID-19 Has Closed My Practice, What Should I Do?
We are experiencing uncharted territory as the coronavirus pandemic continues to ravage the economy, health and mental stability of the American population. As of March 23, 2020, multiple states have issued “Shelter in Place” acts which limit business operations to essential businesses only. The big concern that arises for practice owners from extended closures/minimum operation…
Read More5 Mistakes People Make with Insurance Planning
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Read MoreThe Optometrist’s Guide to Disability Insurance
Optometrists with an average salary of $120,000 will make approximately $10 million dollars over their working career when factoring in raises and inflation. It took you 8-10 years of schooling to get to where your career is, in addition you probably took over $200,000 worth of student loans to invest in your future. Therefore, with…
Read More7 Reason why Indexed Universal/Whole Life Insurance Suck
During the lifetime of ODs on Finance, we have received quite a few messages from doctors, family and friends about Indexed Universal Life Insurance (IULs). IULs are promoted to mimic the Index SP 500 return. They are basically Whole/University/Variable insurance in disguise and present a variety of unneeded complications. Don’t fall for them! An important…
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