Protection

No one ever said that studying to become a doctor was easy. As well as the academic pressures facing students today, more and more are worrying about money.

During your medical school years borrowing money maybe a necessity and generally not too difficult to do. However, after graduation it’s time to start paying this back and things can get tricky.

So what would you do if you were to suffer health problems and were unable to earn the paycheque that pays the bills? How would you cope financially? Your overheads wont disappear just because you are not well.

Health problems can affect anyone at anytime and you are no different to the patients that you will be treating each and every day.

This is not something that you may have thought about before, however, it’s an issue you must consider carefully.

Fortunately, Wesleyan Medical Sickness can help you protect the future income you have worked so hard for with the Medical Career Protector plan.

Designed and manufactured by Wesleyan Assurance Society - the plan provides free cover throughout your crucial final year and up to a maximum of six months for any resits and will continue to be affordable once you qualify.