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We're re-releasing this episode with Roger Wheelahan, Managing Director and Financial Adviser at Smart Financial Services, because the content is simply too valuable to be missed. Whether you're hearing it for the first time or coming back for a refresher, it's just as relevant today as when we first aired it.
Roger reveals why your income is your most valuable asset and why protecting it should come before paying off HECS, buying property, or investing in shares. We cover the four key types of cover every doctor needs — income protection, life insurance, TPD, and trauma — plus the traps hiding in default super and how small changes can save you thousands.
If you're an intern, registrar, or early-career consultant, this episode will show you how to avoid costly insurance mistakes, structure your cover properly, and build a financial foundation that protects everything you're working for.
TIME STAMPS:
00:00 Intro/Hook
01:42 Guest Introduction
02:24 Role of Financial Advisor and Misconceptions
03:59 The important asset is YOU
05:44 Understanding Debt and HEX Debt
09:15 Insure yourself
13:54 5 D Approach of Risk
15:24 Types of Insurance and Their Importance
24:33 Financial Planning for Married Doctors
33:52 Value of the Financial Adviser
41:14 Structuring Assets and Tax Incentives
49:47 Conclusion/Outro
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SHOW NOTES LINKS
https://ifdgroup.com.au/
https://doctorbi.com.au/
https://au.linkedin.com/in/mian-bi
https://www.linkedin.com/in/roger-wheelahan-8ba53149/
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FIND US HERE
Website: https://ifdgroup.com.au/
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DISCLAIMER
The information provided in this podcast is for general purposes only and should not be considered personal advice. Always consult with qualified professionals or experts in the relevant field for personalised advice tailored to your specific situation.