The Dentist Money Show | Financial Planning & Wealth Management

It's been a while since the last Q&A episode of the Dentist Money™ Show and there's a lot on our listener's minds. You'll get the scoop on how much typical dentists really earn. Plus, you'll want to hear the lively discussion between Reese and Ryan on when it's time to move from a Simple IRA to a 401(k).

And there's even more, like "What does it really mean to invest back in your practice?" in this information-packed episode of the Dentist Money™ Show.

On this episode of the Dentist Money™ Show, Reese interviews Brent Andrewsen, estate planning expert at the Kirton McConkie law firm. As a practice owner with a growing net worth, you're probably aware that you should do some basic estate planning. Reese and Brent discuss why that should start early in your career.

Where do your assets go, or who will raise your kids should something unexpected happen? Listen in as Reese and Brent deliver advice your family needs you to hear.

A once-in-a-lifetime trip to Mongolia provides the backdrop for this episode of the Dentist Money™ Show as Reese shares his recent experience. He and Ryan talk about the relationship between work, family, and living a happy life.

They compare happiness scores by country and discuss findings from an 80-year long Harvard study which identifies four common traits of happy people.

From the types of jobs available, to the way we pay for stuff, and our ability to buy anything online — the money paradigm has shifted dramatically in one short generation.

On this episode of the Dentist Money™ Show, Reese and Ryan share ideas for teaching your kids money management skills in the new economy.

Ryan's guest on the Dentist Money™ Show is Weston Lunsford, founder of Dental Intelligence. Weston explains how measuring real-time data improves practice performance and reveals where additional revenue can often be found.

Analytics are changing everything from manufacturing to healthcare to the sports you love. The real question is can they improve your practice? Find out as Weston and Ryan discuss the ways predictive analytics are changing the dental industry.

Good financial planning requires careful thought around hundreds of jobs. On this episode of the Dentist Money™ Show, Reese and Ryan talk about which of those jobs can be accomplished by apps and/or computers, and which still require the human brain.

As Dentist Advisors prepares to launch an app of its own, you'll be fascinated to hear about the multi-year development process and important insights gained through hundreds of user feedback sessions. You'll also learn where technology excels—and where it doesn't.

Is getting into that perfect home on your mind? On this episode of the Dentist Money™ Show, Reese and Ryan talk about why that's such a big decision—and why it can affect your effort to build the ideal practice.

Mixing thoughts about a new home when you're focused on growing your practice can leave you in a serious quandary. Find out how doing things in the right order will result in greater personal net worth.

On this episode of the Dentist Money™ Show, Reese and Ryan take on a question that many dentists often ask themselves: "Am I putting my money in the right places?"

When asset building, your money can only go into one of four places—liquid assets, retirement plans, practice growth, or real estate acquisition. Reese and Ryan offer some sage advice about how to prioritize one asset bucket over another as you grow your net worth.

On this episode of the Dentist Money™ Show, Reese and Ryan talk about why Ted Williams, the last baseball player to hit over .400, wouldn't be able to do it today. Increased access to information has changed baseball, and it has narrowed outcomes when it comes to stock market investment returns too.

From baseball to communications to the stock market, everyone has access to more data than at any time in history. Find out why that's good news for diversified investors and bad news for stock pickers.

Reese's guest on the Dentist Money™ Show is Laura Hatch. Founder of Front Office Rocks, Laura has plenty of advice on how your staff can quickly improve the way they serve your clients.

When the phone rings, or when patients come to your office, is your staff doing enough to keep them coming back? Better customer service will help your practice grow faster and Laura offers a few ideas on how your staff can become more focused.