Rising fuel costs, inflation and higher food bills have featured highly in the public consciousness with price rises and supply issues. But what does this mean to dentists and the dental profession?
Join Wesleyan Financial Services’ Michael Copeland, Neil Richardson and Parminder Gill. They will take a deep dive into the chancellor’s announcement to discuss what it means for you and your financial planning.
Learning outcomes
- Government borrowing
- Inflation
- Covid loans and Brexit dividend
- Tax rises
- Fuel duty and energy bills.
The webinar should last around one hour, with plenty of opportunities to ask questions. You can then arrange a follow-up no obligation financial review with one of our financial consultants, should you wish to discuss your personal circumstances in more depth.
Michael Copeland
Michael Copeland is a senior area manager with Wesleyan joining in 2004. This follows a career as a senior financial consultant working largely in the corporate sector.
For 10 years, he managed a team of specialist financial consultants working solely with dentists and dental practices.
Since 2015, Michael has managed a team providing specialist financial advice to GPs, doctors and dentists.
Neil Richardson
Neil has worked within financial services for over 20 years. For the last 13 years he has worked exclusively with dentists advising them on their personal and business planning needs for Wesleyan.
Over this period he developed a detailed understanding of the benefit package provided by the NHS. Specifically the various pension schemes on offer.
Neil looks after over 300 clients working across the West Yorkshire and east Lancashire border.
Parminder Gill
Parminder is a chartered financial planner with over a decade of successful experience in supporting businesses provide regulated financial advice.
He joined Wesleyan in 2013. He plays a key role in developing the society’s retirement policy and supporting the specialist financial advisers.
Outside of work Parminder enjoys spending time with family, reading, and playing squash.
To register for this webinar, simply visit www.dentistry.co.uk/webinar.
