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The Medics’ Money podcast helps doctors, dentists and other professionals make better financial decisions. Hosted By Dr Tommy Perkins and Dr Ed Cantelo, who is not only a doctor but also a Chartered Accountant and Tax adviser.Copyright 2022 All rights reserved. Desarrollo Personal Enfermedades Físicas Higiene y Vida Saludable Éxito Personal
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  • Ep 281: Financial Independence Beyond Pensions: Insights with Dennis Hall
    Jul 22 2025

    Contact Dennis here: https://www.medicsmoney.co.uk/accountant/yellowtail-financial-planning/

    In this episode of the Medics' Money Podcast, Dennis Hall from the Century Plan Podcast and Yellowtail Financial Planning joins the show to discuss financial planning for retirement beyond pensions. Dennis shares his journey from the Royal Marines to founding Yellowtail Financial Planning, emphasising the importance of developing a comprehensive financial plan. The discussion covers common financial mistakes, the necessity of having a clear retirement agenda, and how financial habits can significantly impact long-term financial independence. Dennis also talks about the psychological aspects of financial planning, and how understanding one's personal objectives can lead to better financial decisions. The episode aims to provide listeners, specifically medical professionals, with insights and actionable steps to secure a financially independent future.

    00:00 Introduction to Retirement Planning

    00:45 Meet Dennis Hall: Financial Expert

    01:24 The Evolution of Financial Planning

    02:26 Pensions and Retirement Strategies

    06:04 Financial Mistakes and Missed Opportunities

    09:17 The Importance of Personal Financial Goals

    11:52 Frameworks for Retirement Planning

    18:47 The Emotional Side of Financial Planning

    24:16 Advice for Younger Professionals

    26:58 The Importance of Active Financial Planning

    27:35 The Cost of Inaction and High Fees

    29:16 The Rush of Last-Minute Investments

    29:42 Tailored Financial Advice for Medics

    30:16 The Pitfalls of Uncoordinated Portfolios

    30:55 The Simplicity of Effective Investing

    31:20 The Influence of Online Financial Advice

    31:39 The Dangers of Unregulated Investments

    32:33 Procrastination in Financial Planning

    35:11 Addressing Financial Blind Spots

    37:53 Unexpected Life Events and Financial Planning

    38:46 Over-Insuring in the Medical Profession

    40:23 Engaging with Your Finances

    44:01 The Value of Long-Term Planning

    46:37 Final Thoughts and Contact Information

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    52 m
  • Ep 280: NHS Pension is broken, here’s how to fix it.
    Jul 15 2025

    Resources to help: https://youtu.be/ZHSBcGyycMI?si=vkQDr5FRb9O8JmAE

    https://youtu.be/9Q3O34IapOE?si=2vMbNifmaACFaRgj

    https://youtu.be/AngBbipPGCM?si=bFUPyJgLXM3YySqZ

    Reforming the NHS Pension System: A Manifesto for Change

    In this episode, the hosts discuss the current issues plaguing the NHS pension system, particularly for General Practitioners (GPs). They detail the problems with missing contributions, incorrect paperwork, and bureaucracy that have caused many to lose faith in the scheme. The discussion is joined by Andy Powell, an independent medical accountant and NHS pensions expert. Together, they propose a manifesto outlining several reforms, including producing forms earlier, abolishing the GP Solo system, automating data entry, regular updates between departments, and simplifying the annualization process. They also touch upon the necessity for a one-off investment to streamline the system. Additionally, they provide resources and courses for GPs to better navigate the current pension system.

    00:00 Introduction to the GP Pension Crisis

    00:21 Presenting the Manifesto for Change

    00:52 Meet the Expert: Andy Pow

    01:08 Current State of GP Pension Records

    01:43 The Annual Return Process

    02:12 Challenges with PCSE and Systemic Issues

    03:09 Complexity of Pension Forms

    05:19 Proposed Solutions: Early Form Availability

    05:39 Abolishing GP Solo

    06:43 Automating the Pension System

    08:33 Regular Updates Between PCSE and NHSBSA

    09:48 The Issue of Annualization

    12:50 Investing in System Improvements

    15:03 Resources to Navigate the System

    16:34 Final Thoughts and Additional Suggestions

    17:34 Conclusion and Call to Action

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    18 m
  • Ep 279: Family Finance Essentials: Understanding Parental Leave for Medics
    Jul 8 2025

    Navigating Maternity, Paternity, and Shared Parental Leave for Medics In this episode of the Medics' Money podcast, Cyra and Matthew delve into the complexities of family financial planning specific to healthcare professionals. They discuss various types of leave available for working parents in the medical field, including maternity, paternity, and shared parental leave. Cyra, a doctor and chartered accountant, offers an in-depth explanation of entitlements, occupational versus statutory leave, and the nuances of shared parental leave. The episode is a guide for medics to understand their rights and plan financially for family life. Topics include risk assessments, rights to pay rises, and annual leave accrual during parental leave.

    00:00 Introduction to Financial Family Planning

    00:24 Meet Cyra: Doctor and Chartered Accountant

    01:55 Understanding Occupational Rights During Pregnancy

    06:45 Navigating Maternity Leave

    14:41 Statutory Maternity Leave and Pay

    17:25 Understanding Maternity Allowance

    18:00 Maternity Allowance for Self-Employed Individuals

    19:42 Maximising Your Maternity Allowance

    20:43 Maternity Pay for Salaried GPs

    21:40 Recap of Maternity Pay Tiers

    23:15 Introduction to Paternity Leave

    24:25 Eligibility and Details of Paternity Leave

    26:31 Adoption Leave Explained

    28:10 Shared Parental Leave: An Overview

    30:59 Maximising Shared Parental Leave Benefits 3

    6:38 Conclusion and Next Steps

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    37 m
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