Dentists Who Invest Podcast How Does The Maternity Pay For NHS Dentists Work? with Dr. Sarah Beskeen DWI-EP108
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Ready to unravel the complexities of maternity pay and pension contributions? Listen in as we welcome Sarah Beskeen, a seasoned associate dentist with over a decade of experience and the founder of the Facebook group, Dental Bumps. Sarah brings a wealth of personal and professional experience to the conversation. She tackles the differences between NHS maternity pay and the Department of Work and Pensions maternity allowance, and the amount of time each allows for maternity leave.
Getting your head around maternity pay and pension contributions during maternity leave can be a daunting task. But fear not, Sarah is here to break it all down. She sheds light on how the figure on Compass is used to calculate maternity pay and unravels the confusion surrounding the NHS pension scheme. Plus, stay tuned as we explore the need to verify your pensionable figures, the implications of a mismatch between practice and compass figures, and the impact of not being up-to-date with class II national insurance contributions when applying for maternity allowance.
Don't miss this enlightening conversation with Sarah Baskin, a stellar resource for all your maternity-related queries.
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