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For thirty years, Dental & Medical Financial Services have been helping medical professionals in all sectors across the UK, to achieve their financial goals and dreams. How are we different?

ISAs have lost their appeal over the years, due to waning interest rates and other tax breaks that mean some savers don’t need an ISA to avoid paying tax on savings interest. However, they shouldn’t be written off just yet as they do still play a role in financial planning for doctors and dentists.

Retirement is a time in life that we generally look forward to and financially plan towards, to ensure that we can enjoy it to the maximum. Early retirement is a common financial goal for doctors and dentists – but it isn’t for everyone. Here are five reasons for and against early retirement.

From graduation to retirement, your financial situation will continually evolve. Whether you’re focused on reducing debt, saving for a home, or maybe even building an investment portfolio, your priorities fresh out of university won’t be the same as when you’re an established professional with years of experience under your belt.

Despite many people struggling and experiencing financial strain due COVID-19, there are also those who are fortunate enough to still be working have actually been able to save money over the past few months.

Don’t be fooled by the strong performances across all asset classes last year, 2020 is a brand new year with a lot on the horizon that could greatly impact economic prosperity.

If you’ve been reluctant to commit to a financial strategy because of the uncertainty of Brexit, you’re not alone. About 10 million British people, roughly one in five adults, have avoided making any big financial decisions because of Brexit according to YouGov research conducted in October 2019. With the 31st of January right around the […]

There are several ways you can ensure you have a financially stable retirement. Most plan to prepare with a mix of pension, investments, savings, and state support. Of course, the sooner you start, the better off you’ll be, so here are some retirement rules you should be following this year, and every year until retirement.

How do you know where you want your finances to end up, and what you want to achieve if you don’t know where they currently stand? Neglecting to regularly review your finances can leave you floundering at the end of the year.

Investing might have developed a bit of a bad reputation in recent years, spurring the British public to become hesitant to get involved in the stock market. In fact, new research revealed just how gun-shy Brits are.