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What if you could garner insights from a once dental student who found his calling not in the clinic but in the complex world of finance? Meet our guest, Vinay Rathod, who not only ventured into business in the middle of a recession but returned to university to study dentistry, and eventually pivoted back into finance. Grab this chance to join our riveting conversation about his uniquely fascinating journey.

We delve into the intricacies of mortgages, insurance, and payment protection, particularly focusing on the potential pitfalls of interest-only mortgages for dentists. We also unpack the implications of recent HMRC changes for buy-to-let mortgages, and elaborate on why and how dentists can navigate these changes. In addition, we discuss the importance of income protection, comparing its cost to property investment, and the exclusivity of own occupation cover for dentists.

Towards the end, we highlight the role of insurance and comprehensive financial advice for dentists. Furthermore, we discuss the potential of building a community of dentists keen on honing their financial knowledge and investing skills. Tune in to this enlightening episode to gain valuable insights, whether you're a dentist looking to master your finances, or just curious about the intersection of dentistry and finance!

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