C&A Blog
Is There a Rent Arbitrage Opportunity When Selling Your Dental Practice and Building?
Adjusting rent between a dental practice and an owner-occupied building may appear to create extra value before a sale. But sophisticated buyers and appraisers typically normalize related-party rents during valuation.
Disability Insurance for Dentists: What to Look For and What to Avoid
For early- and mid-career dentists, future earning power is one of their greatest financial assets. Learn what to look for in disability insurance and which policy features may be worth paying for.
Why TIPS Can Be Attractive When Inflation Is Elevated
Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities can be appealing when inflation is elevated and real yields are positive. Here's what investors should know about TIPS, breakeven inflation, duration risk, and taxes.
Virginia’s New Non-Compete Laws: What Dentists Need to Know
Virginia's new non-compete laws created an unusual exception for dentists. Here's what dental practice owners should know about the new rules and how they may affect employment agreements.
Selling a Small-Town Dental Practice Can Be More Difficult Than You Think
Selling a dental practice in a small town isn't always as straightforward as many dentists expect. Learn why your retirement plan should be built on long-term saving and investing—not the assumption that your practice will sell.
Is Your Dental Practice 401(k) Costing More Than It Should?
Many dentists pay little attention to retirement plan administrative fees, yet those costs can quietly increase as plan assets grow. Learn what drives these fees and how to evaluate whether your plan remains cost-effective.