Dentist's Money Digest | Retirement

Associate employment contracts can have many far-reaching implications, so it’s important to know as much as possible about the agreements and to consider bringing in an expert to help review.

Dental professionals face many challenges in repaying student loans, but there are strategies and programs available to help.

How the changing economy is affecting dental professionals’ retirement planning.

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Dentists need to be aware of the differences between paying tax-deductible alimony and a lump sum settlement, as well as making sure their team works well together.

Productive Dentist Academy has created Investment Grade Practices to instruct practice owners on creating value in their practice for a fruitful retirement.

You have a lot of short-term goals for your practice, but what about your long-term goals for your life? Today we take a look at using your dental practice as a foundation for your retirement savings.

There are a few key things to keep in mind when preparing to retire from your dental practice with the intention of still working in the practice.

Making wise investments now while saving for the future will help boost your personal financial strength and knowhow.

It’s a good time for dentists and their dental CPAs and other financial advisors to start thinking about planning for changes in their taxes.