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Financially Free Dentists

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Last episode 19 August 2026. Still going.

Hosted by Jake Courtney, CFP® and CSLP®

Are you a dentist with student loans? Join Jake Courtney, CFP®, CSLP® from financial planning firm SLP Wealth (who specializes in working with 6-figure student loan debt borrowers) on a journey for dentists eager to take control of their financial futures—without the pain of a dental drill! Each episode explores the unique challenges and opportunities in dentistry, offering insightful tips and plenty of laughs (because finance doesn't have to be boring). From managing debt to smart investing to practice management, we cover everything essential and outrageous. Because financial health for a dentist is about crafting a career and lifestyle that makes you and your patients smile. Whether you're an associate fresh out of dental school or a seasoned practice owner wanting to work fewer clinical hours, our practical advice and casual banter will get you on the right track. Subscribe now and join us to learn how to make your money work as hard as you do—because getting your finances in shape doesn't need to feel like a root canal!

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Episodes

19 episodes in the feed on 24 August 2026.

  1. 20Dr. Paul Goodman on Money, Conflict, and New Practice Ownership19 August 2026 · 29:55
  2. 19Practice or House: Which comes first?12 August 2026 · 27:25
  3. 18The $1 Million Milestone: What It Actually Feels Like When Dentists Hit It (And What Changes)5 August 2026 · 26:50
  4. 17From Burnout to Building Wealth: The Dentist's Investing Playbook29 July 2026 · 33:17
  5. 16A Student Loan Update for Dentists22 July 2026 · 37:08
  6. 14Life Insurance for Dentists: When It Matters, What to Buy, and Common Mistakes8 May 2025 · 45:16
  7. 13Skip the Residency, Buy the Practice? With Dr. Cole Smith24 April 2025 · 30:52
  8. 12Blending the Right Ingredients For Your Investment Smoothie10 April 2025 · 34:14
  9. 11How this Endodontist Built a Successful Practice in a Crowded Market27 March 2025 · 30:53
  10. 10Investing Gone Wrong: The Most Common Mistakes We See Dentists Make13 March 2025 · 40:19
  11. 9From Patients to Pacifiers: How Dentists Can Prepare for Parenthood27 February 2025 · 31:37
  12. 8Playbook for Protecting Your Dental Practice: Financial & Operational Must-Knows13 February 2025 · 31:31
  13. 71099 or W-2? Tax and Financial Impacts for Dentists30 January 2025 · 27:18
  14. 6How Perpetual Learning Led to 60% Practice Growth in 2 Years16 January 2025 · 36:33
  15. 5Financial Fitness for Dentists: Your 2025 Gym Membership Plan2 January 2025 · 35:29
  16. 4Smart Ways to Buy and Depreciate Practice Equipment19 December 2024 · 35:18
  17. 3You're a Practice Owner, Now What?5 December 2024 · 41:10
  18. 2Navigating Post-Election Uncertainty for Dentists21 November 2024 · 29:20
  19. 1Surprising Reasons NOT to Buy a Dental Practice7 November 2024 · 31:25

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