Savings and investments – your burning questions answered

Join us for a panel discussion where we cover all your burning questions on everything related to investing for dentists.

These include:

How can I make the most of the end of tax year?
What have we learned over the past 12 months about investing?
Is now a good time to invest?
What does investment risk really mean?
What are the considerations for saving?
Can my business invest?
How do investment decisions change throughout a dentist’s career?
What are my options if I am over the Inheritance Tax Threshold?

Learning outcomes

Understanding how inflation impacts your savings
Understanding the pros and cons of saving vs investing
How short-, medium-, and long-term financial goals might change where’s best to put your hard-earned money
Understanding risk, diversification and how to identify your appetite for risk
How to maximise your tax allowances ahead of the new tax year.

Speaker: Iain Stevenson

Iain Stevenson is the Head of Dental with Wesleyan joining from Aviva in 2003 where he was 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 covering North Wales, North West England, Northern Ireland and the whole of Scotland. Since 2015, Iain has managed a team providing specialist financial advice to GPs, Doctors and Dentists until becoming Head of Dental in 2021.

Speaker: Martin Lawrence

Martin joined Wesleyan in 1995 as an investment analyst. He became a fund manager in 2001 and, for 20 years, he managed several Wesleyan funds, including the With Profits Fund until December 2020. Now, as director of investments, Martin is responsible for overseeing the management of all Wesleyan funds and our in-house investments department, which includes our fund and property managers, analysts, and sustainable investment (SI) team. He is also a director of Wesleyan Unit Trust Managers Ltd.

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This Continuing Professional Development (CPD) activity fully complies with the CPD requirements of the General Dental Council.

FMC certifies this activity for one hours of enhanced CPD in the subject of Savings and investments – your burning questions answered

This CPD meets the criteria for the GDC’s development outcome B.