If you had to choose between a gift of $5 million today or one penny that would double in value daily for 31 days, which would you pick? If you chose the compounding penny option, you are the winner. That option would give you $10,737,418 in 31 days. … [Read more...]
Just for Dentists Newsletters
The Perils of Buying Cash Value Life Insurance
Financial advisors are targeting high net worth individuals with a strong cash flow. The scheme is to make large deposits in a life insurance policy which creates an early cash surrender value (CSV). Then they arrange for a loan secured by the CSV. … [Read more...]
How to build a dental practice your employees will enjoy
Dental practices, like most companies, operate on a set of policies and operating procedures which include mandated vacation days, fixed working hours and annual performance reviews. But what happens when the practice looks less to control and … [Read more...]
Maximizing the Interest Expense Deduction
Here are some tax planning tips of making the most of your interest expense write offs. There are three tests you must meet in order to deduct the interest on borrowed money. There must be a legal obligation to pay the interest. This can … [Read more...]
A Portfolio With a Crazy Low Management Fee of 1/10 of 1 Per Cent
Management fees can take a big bite out of your investments. $100,000 invested for 20 years at 8% will yield $470,000. With a 2% management fee, the investment shrinks to $325,000, a drop of $145,000 or 30% of the portfolio. You are basically … [Read more...]
How Much Retirement Income Do You Actually Need?
In order to provide the best possible advice to clients, a financial planner needs to determine the following: What is the correct asset allocation for each client? How much income can a client safely withdraw to ensure investments do not run … [Read more...]
Practice Survey: Production is Top Concern
According to last year’s large-scale annual survey of dental practices by the Levin Group, increasing production remains the top priority of dentists surveyed. Most practitioners appear to be successfully growing their practices. In 2019, the … [Read more...]
Tax Changes Becoming Effective January 1, 2020
As part of the federal tax changes which came into effect January 1, 2020, there is an increase in the basic personal which is being phased in over four years until it reaches $15,000 in 2023. For 2020 the exemption amount increased to $13,229 … [Read more...]
Critical Illness Insurance – It’s Worth Another Look
You have good practice income, and you are well covered by life - and disability insurance. Any additional insurance does not seem necessary. Take a look at Critical Illness (CI) insurance. Once you learn more about it, the benefits become more … [Read more...]
Exponential Growth: Tips for Success in a Saturated Market
Three years ago, Arnaldo Lopez left his associateship to start a brand-new practice from scratch in the most dentally saturated area of Miami-Dade county. He started with zero patients but now three years later he sees about 100 patients per … [Read more...]