How do I make my money work as hard as I do?
How do I make my money work as hard as I do?
Explore practical financial planning strategies for dentists, covering investing, pensions, inheritance tax, school fees, and long-term wealth protection.
May 21, 2026

In this video, Simon sits down with David Abel from Vision Dental Wealth to talk through some of the financial planning issues theyregularly see with dentists and business owners.

They cover everything from investing and pensions through to school fees, inheritance tax planning, and some of the costly mistakes people can make without the right advice in place.

One of the biggest themes throughout the conversation is that good financial planning usually isn’t about doing anything overly complicated. More often, it’s about putting the right structure in place early, staying disciplined, and making informed decisions over the long term.

They also discuss the importance of looking at the bigger picture — whether that’s planning for a future practice sale, reviewing protection policies properly, or making sure wealth is being passed on as tax efficiently as possible.

If any of these areas are on your radar and you’d like to talk through your own situation, get in touch.

The information contained in this article is based on the opinion of Hive Business and does not constitute formal tax advice. Any tax outcomes will be based on individual circumstances, tax legislation and regulation, which are subject to change in the future. You should seek specific advice before embarking on any course of action. Hive Business does not provide regulated Financial Advice, including advice on investment, insurance or lending products or their suitability for you. This article is provided for information only and does not constitute, and should not be interpreted as, investment advice or a recommendation to buy, sell or otherwise transact, or not transact, in any investment including Bitcoin and other crypto. Any use you wish to make of any information contained within this article is, therefore, entirely at your own risk.

By Simon Vincent Tax Director
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