Dentists Who Invest Podcast What Cover Do I Need To Protect Me And WHEN with Warren Robins [CPD Available]
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Your dental career is a major investment—are you fully protecting it? In this episode, insurance specialist Warren Robins explains the essential income protection, life insurance, and business cover dentists need at every stage of their journey.
Learn why securing income protection insurance early can lock in lower premiums, why standard mortgage cover often isn’t enough for high earners, and how Family Income Benefit can offer smarter protection for your loved ones. For practice owners, Warren shares crucial insights into executive income protection, key person cover, and why private medical insurance is vital in today’s overstretched NHS system.
We also dive into inheritance tax planning strategies for dentists nearing retirement, ensuring your legacy is as secure as your practice.
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