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Dentists: could you have ‘money dysmorphia’?
Magdelena Harding explains the concept of money dysmorphia and how it could cause dental professionals to underestimate their wealth. As…
Finance & accounting
Trump tariff turmoil and the UK: how will it impact the finances of dental professionals?
Last week, US president Donald Trump revealed a significant international tariff plan, the announcement having a profound impact on global…
Business
Estate planning: where there’s a will, I want to be in it
Thomas Dickson explains why having an up-to-date will is crucial for dental professionals and how to put one in place.…
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Five things dental professionals need to do before the end of the tax year
As the tax year end approaches on 5 April 2025, Aaron Prested explains why now might be the time for…
Finance & accounting
Female dentists less likely to manage their own finances, study says
Female dentists are increasingly less likely to manage their finances compared to their male counterparts, according to new research. The…
Finance & accounting
To be or not to be self-employed
Sarah Buxton explains the processes that HMRC uses to determine employment status and discusses if it is worth being self-employed.…
Business
National insurance: how can practice owners tackle rising costs?
Dental specialist financial planner Graham Hutton discusses what the recent changes to national insurance will mean for dental practices. Changes…
Finance & accounting
Maximising your money: how to earn £1k a day
With all dental professionals looking to earn more money this year, make 2025 the year we work smarter, not harder,…
Business
Can dentists’ pensions now be taxed at a whopping 90%?
Thomas Dickson, chartered financial planner at Wealthwide, reveals how dentists should respond to one of the lesser known but hugely…
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How has the October budget impacted practice sales?
Dental regional manager Simon Cosgrove discusses how the October 2024 budget has impacted practice ownership and sales. Labour’s first budget…
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Six accounting strategies for dental groups
Arun Mehra provides a how-to guide to optimising financial operations for maximum effect. Achieving clinical excellence is only one part…
Dentistry
A dentist’s post-budget action plan
Simon Cosgrove, dental regional manager at Wesleyan Financial Services, shares some key talking points to discuss with your financial adviser.…
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UK inflation rises: what this could mean for dentistry
Inflation is back on the rise, according to new figures – but what could this mean for dentistry? Statistics released…
Finance & accounting
Is owning a second property overrated? Consider leasing or renting
Wealthwide discusses the pros and cons of owning a second property as a dental professional – could renting or leasing…
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Autumn budget 2024: what it means for dentistry
Yesterday, Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered Labour’s first budget for 14 years – what do the new measures mean for the…
Dentistry
Why dentists need to watch out for scams – and how they can build healthy financial habits
In our latest episode of Dentistry Talks, we chat all things money – misconceptions, scams, ways to budget and what…
Dentistry
The golden opportunity for a golden retirement
Paul Barnfather shares how the removal of the lifetime allowance might present a time-limited financial opportunity for dentists upon retirement.…
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Mortgages: what dentists need to consider in the current climate
Dental specialist financial Adviser Stephen Lart shares key steps to help you succeed with mortgages as a self-employed dentist. The…
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Succession planning: building a legacy that lasts
Thomas Dickson shares some tips for succession planning as dental professional – why is it so important and how can…
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