Accumulating Wealth

As inflation lingers, so does the possibility of a recession. Is there a light at the end of the tunnel? Interest rate hikes can decrease inflation by making it more expensive for consumers to borrow money. Couple that with a growing economy, and rising rates can actually be a step in the right direction. The guys define the three main drivers of inflation and how to position yourself and your portfolio to come out on the other side.

The guys answer the number one question they've received recently from clients, "I have all this cash but I feel like I'm losing purchasing power by the day with where inflation is heading. What should I do?" There's no one-size-fits-all answer, but the guys advise on ways to preserve your purchasing power and put your personal and business money to work for the long haul.

Rising interest rates can make a big impact on your business and personal debt when you consider that a half percentage point could change the payoff date by years. So, how do you stay afloat in an inflationary environment? The guys advise on proper management on different types of debt, advancing your purchasing power during volatile times and the secret to leveraging the best inflation hedge.

The U.S. economy can be hard to predict in today's environment but understanding the Fed's history can help investors make sense of the spike in interest rates. Hunter and Judson start with the basics, dissecting the state of the market through the effects of inflation on investments in this episode.

Getting a dental practice loan or financing new equipment can be an obstacle for dentists, but you have options. Listen in as Judson and Hunter talk through selecting a conventional or SBA loan. Ultimately, whatever option you choose can be the determining factor on the size and price of your practice.

When it comes to designing your dental practice, is it going to cost $1 million or $10 million? The interior design of your space can either make or break the aesthetics and also, sometimes, the budget. Licensed Interior Designer Melissa Sprau discusses how creating a "finish narrative" early in the process can actually help you save money in the long run.

With real estate costs skyrocketing across the country, dental practice owners need to choose whether to buy or lease their space wisely. There are caveats to consider like available cash, time horizon, demographics of the area and more. The guys walk through different scenarios to shed light on which may be right for you.

When day in and day out, your dental office is crowded with patients, staff and equipment you may be considering if it's the right time to expand your office. With over 30-years of practicing dentistry and experience in buying and selling practices, Dr. Jim Clark joins the podcast to discuss the exploration process and how to evaluate your current and future real estate needs.

In a highly competitive climate, it's hard to be an expert in all aspects of the dental practice while still possessing a clinical competitive edge. Dr. Moody Alexander joins the podcast to relive the story of letting go and putting his blinders on by trusting a dental consultant for the long haul. He advises on accepting fresh ideas without overworking yourself and most importantly, how to get your staff on board too