Magdalena Harding answers the top five questions that dentists ask about their finances. 1. Will I achieve my UDA targets and avoid clawback? If a
Many dentists find access to finance a challenge despite realising it could be the best way to boost revenues and retain patients, John Clarke says. In
Wesleyan provides tailored financial planning at every stage of your professional life – whether you are newly qualified, well established in your career or retired.
For many self-employed dentists, the rising costs of running a dental practice has led to greater concerns over paying their annual tax liabilities. With the
Wesleyan offers specialist financial advice for dental professionals. Wesleyan provides tailored financial planning at every stage of your professional life – whether you are newly qualified,
Depression and anxiety are the most common causes of long-term absences from work. According to financial mutual Wesleyan, more than a third (34%) of all
More than half of dentists (56%) are taking more risks with their savings, new research has found. And 18% say they have significantly increased their
New research has shown many dentists are confused about their pension options Dentists are unprepared for retirement, with new research showing 78% do not understand
The impact the NHS Contract will have on patients has topped dentists concerns in a new poll The NHS Contract will impact patients’ ability to
Dentists need to save smarter to achieve their ambitions, according to new research Dentists are regular savers but need to invest their money more effectively
Simon Walker, head of commercial sales at Wesleyan Bank, looks at what dental practices can do to make it easier to obtain a commercial loan to help their business.
Michael Copeland looks at five things every dentist should understand about the new pension freedom rules. In April this year, changes were introduced to not
