32. The three financial stages in a dentists’ life and how to “own” them

With Tim McNeely

From fresh-out-of-dental-school to mid-career-earner to aspiring-retiree, each phase of a dentists' career is unique.


Each phase requires a different approach to wealth management (if a dentist plans to thrive in their professional and personal lives).


Picking a winning financial strategy doesn't start with finding the right balance between your 401k and your Roth — according to today's guest.


Instead, it starts with defining your relationship to money: what are your needs, your priorities, and your goals?

Meet our guest

Tim McNeely is a leading advisor to dental entrepreneurs, a Certified Financial Planner and a Certified Investment Management Analyst. He has a passion for helping dentists succeed in all stages of their careers, and is also the host of The Dental Wealth Nation podcast, a best selling author and a keynote speaker.



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In this episode

  • How should young dentists manage their debt and begin the process of building wealth?
  • What are some common financial mistakes that dentists make?
  • How financial strategies need to shift as retirement nears?
  • What are some benchmarks of which mid-career dentists should be mindful?
  • What can dentists learn from the wealth management strategies of the "super-rich?"

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