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A question that comes up more often than people expect: What does employer disability insurance actually replace? Base salary only? Variable income? Something else? Jamie Fleischner, CLU, ChFC, LUTCF walks through where employer coverage often stops—and what’s worth checking if

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Early in a medical career, disability risk often feels abstract. Later on, the stakes change. Income is higher. Responsibilities are heavier. Recovery timelines matter more. At what point should physicians rethink how much risk they’re actually carrying? Jamie K. Fleischner,

There’s a short window early in a medical career when certain protections are easier to lock in. Miss it, and the rules change. Research from the AAFP and the AMA touches on this, especially around early-career decision-making. Would be interested to hear how you

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