Financial Education Library for Dentists

Our financial education library is filled with dental-specific insights on investing, retirement planning, personal finance, tax management, insurance, debt management, profitability, and other financial topics. Explore our collection of articles, courses, podcasts, videos, and eGuides.

Should I Invest or Pay Off Debt?

I get this question a lot. Like most questions about life and money, the real answer is: It depends on...

Financial Fiery Pits of Hell – Episode #321

Give a small financial flame enough fuel—being careless with multiple accounts, misunderstanding the principle of risk—and soon you have a...

Does Your Membership Plan Suck?

In this webinar Will Gochnour, CFP®, and Paul Lowry, discuss the common traps in membership plans, and how you can...

Market Corrections

The stock market has been a little bit crazy the past couple of weeks. There has been a lot of...

Playing the Wrong Game

In 1626, the king of Sweden, Gustavus Adolphus, decided he wanted a new ship. And not just any ship. He...

Try This if Goal Setting Isn’t Working – Episode #320

After working on New Year’s resolutions for a couple of weeks, how are you doing? Do you feel setting goals...

Some Thoughts on Inflation

In the last couple of weeks, the U.S. inflation rate hit its highest level in 40 years at more than...

The Greatest Risk of All

Risk is a tricky topic—a “squishy” term that means different things to different people and situations. The dictionary defines risk...

“When Should I Hire an Associate?” Gets Answered – Episode #319

As the tectonic shift in practice ownership alters the dental industry, a major question that continues to arise is, “Where...

Pyrrhic Victories

The most popular movie villain in recent years has been Thanos, the big bad purple dude at the center of...

Amanda Bateman on the Health and Wealth podcast with Carter and Tim

Amanda recently was the guest on the Health and Wealth podcast with Carter Wilcoxson and Tim James. With a goal...

Read “5 Reasons Dentists Retire 7 Years Later than the Average American (and How to Fix That)” by Amanda Bateman on Dental Economics.

Retirement planning isn’t what most people would call a fun time, but there have to be reasons why the average...