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Managing your finances

Tips and suggestions about London dental practice and the managing of your finance.

Buying my first dental practice

Within six months of completing VT and starting what I thought would be a long(-ish) associate career, I was given an opportunity to think about becoming a partner or completely buying the dental practice and becoming the principal.

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Raising finance for practice purchase

David Brewer, Business Development Manager at FT&A Finance, outlines some top tips on what to do if you are looking to raise finance to purchase a dental practice.

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Money problems

Strategies for keeping the patient comfortable when presenting the bill.

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Buying a dental practice or a toothbrush, the principles are always the same

Recently I needed a new toothbrush.

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The self employed dentist

Neil Morrison gives advice on making the change from salaried employment to self employment. Neil is a partner with Campbell Dallas LLP, Chartered Accountants - specialists in the Healthcare market.

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Protecting your financial future with income protection

Kat Wainwright DipPFS, Dental Student Adviser at MedDen Financial Services, explains the need for income protection and exactly what it covers.

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Crunch time for dentists

Exploring the unseen risks of providing dental care in times of economic turmoil.

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Top 3 common financial mistakes

Stuart Wemyss is a director of financial advisory firm ProSolution Private Clients. In this article he explains the top 3 common financial mistakes made by young dentists.

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Ready, set, invest – when should you start?

Stuart Wemyss is a director of financial advisory firm ProSolution Private Clients. In this article, he explains why is it crucial to monitor your cash flow and start investing as a young dentist.

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Qualified and now working

Having qualified, and started work, you should now have an excess of income; your net pay, over expenditure.

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