The year 2020 has been no ordinary year. And you can expect with PPP, HHS, and EIDL loans and grants, taxes might not be ordinary when they come due. On this episode of the Dentist Money™ Show, Ryan interviews Morgan Hamon of the HDA Accounting Group. Are you wondering what pandemic federal support money might mean for your taxes? On this podcast, Ryan and Morgan discuss loan timelines, qualifying rules, reporting requirements, and IRS guidelines on the federal support you may have received. Plus, there’s a write-off rule that might surprise you—and one you need to know! How Will COVID-Related Loans and Grants Affect Your Taxes?

On this episode of the Dentist Money™ Show, Ryan interviews Jayme Amos, founder of Ideal Practices. Have you wondered if you’re cut out to start up a practice from scratch? Or maybe you’re nervous about opening your own practice during uncertain times? On this show, Jayme shares stories about those who’ve taken the ownership plunge in 2020. You’ll hear about lending trends, why associates are jumping into ownership from DSOs, and advantages to a startup you may have not considered.

An election, COVID, protests, uncertainty—on this episode of the Dentist Money™ Show, Ryan and Matt take a close look at the history of elections and the stock market as they forecast what will most likely happen as we move past this one. During your lifetime, your investing timeline will cover eight to twelve different presidencies. Since elections are something you should get used to, Ryan and Matt discuss the Dentist Advisors investment philosophy and why it works through different economic highs and woes.

On this listener Q&A episode of the Dentist Money™ Show, Ryan and Matt take a look at why rebalancing your investment portfolio is so important. Plus you’ll hear about different strategies for dividing stocks and bonds among various brokerage and retirement accounts. When you build a portfolio four things are taken into consideration—the level of risk, geography, company size, and the price of the stock. Find out why Dentist Advisors regularly rebalances your portfolio to ensure it continues growing within your original criteria.

Does the music you listen to influence your attitude towards money for good … or bad? What do Kurt Rambus, the Taxman, and Kenny Rogers all have in common? Count on Ryan and Matt to tie them together on a music-themed episode of the Dentist Money™ Show. There are lots of songs about money, but do any offer good financial advice? Is it “If I had a million dollars” or “Save that money” for you? Based on famous (and not so famous) songs, Ryan and Matt offer a few of their own money tips. Plus, a listener debuts his country song about debt—written just for Ryan.

On this episode of the Dentist Money™ Show, Ryan interviews Dr. Travis Campbell, practicing dentist, coach/consultant/speaker, on-line influencer, and author of The Practice Whisperer. In dental school you were told the pinnacle of a dentist’s career is running a practice. Chances are you weren’t taught how to do it. From his experience building a top 1% practice from scratch, Dr. Campbell offers advice on how to stay focused on clinical skills while avoiding typical practice pitfalls that can derail you from achieving success.

How much money do I even make?” That may be the number one question dentists ask their financial advisor. On this episode of the Dentist Money™ Show, Ryan and Matt examine why understanding dental income is so complex—and explain why knowing that number is so central to making good financial decisions. All financial tracking starts with income. You can’t set firm goals or make action plans or strategies unless you know how much money is coming in.

On this episode of the Dentist Money™ Show, Ryan and Matt examine some of the things dentists tend to look at that distract them from seeing the retirement signals which really matter. Do you spend time worrying about short-term changes in the stock market? Are you fixated on figuring out how to open another location? Maybe you daydream about upping your income? When your long-term focus wavers, you may need to be reminded why slow and steady wins the retirement race. Register for CE Credit Here https://dentistadvisors.com/dms-ce-251

In this episode of the Dentist Money™ Show, Ryan and Matt discuss the reasons why getting dental-specific financial advice is preferable to getting financial advice from a generalist. Dentists are expertly trained clinicians who often carry the weight of running a small business and all that goes with it. That entrepreneur/professional combination often results in very unique financial challenges. If dentists are different, are there advantages to getting financial advice from someone who understands their issues?

On this episode of the Dentist Money™ Show, Reese and Ryan take a look at some of the stressful money issues that retirees come up against. You spend a career planning for retirement, but retirement itself can lead to some surprisingly difficult, and unforeseen, money issues. The decisions you face as a retiree—housing decisions, family issues, and how to handle your retirement portfolio—can all seem burdensome. Setting yourself up for a retirement with less stress starts years earlier with holistic financial planning.