According to the American Dental Education Association (ADEA), the average dental school debt for the class of 2020 was $304,824, making it one of the most expensive degrees you can get. Dentists need to build a foundational financial plan that ensures they realistically manage debt and set themselves up for future professional and personal success.
This special issue of Dental Practice Success was designed to help dentists better understand basic financial principles, alert you to major financial planning issues, and give you the tools to chart your path to financial peace of mind.
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1The 0.25% American Dental Association (ADA) member rate discount is offered for applications from (ADA) members in good standing. The rate discount will end if (ADA) notifies Laurel Road that borrower is no longer in good standing. Offer cannot be combined with other offers, including the Referral Program.
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