What's Changed With ISAs/Pensions/GIAs This Tax Year with Anick Sharma [CPD Available]
Dentists Who Invest Podcast
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The 2025 tax year brings critical updates to ISAs, pensions, and GIAs—and dental professionals need to stay ahead. In this episode, financial planner Anick Sharma breaks down the rule changes and strategic shifts that could impact your long-term wealth.
From multiple ISA contributions now being allowed in one tax year to the future inheritance tax implications on pensions, this episode arms you with the key updates that matter. Anick also explains the often-misunderstood FSCS protection rules, why cashflow planning beats guesswork, and how early investing each tax year could grow your portfolio by up to £60,000 over 30 years.
We also unpack how NHS pension complexities and corporate investing affect your decisions as a practice owner or associate.
Listen now and futureproof your finances with insights tailored to the dental profession.
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