Dentistry News | Dental Jobs | Dentist Forum | CPD Education

Home | Denplan | DG Mutual | Hamilton Fraser Insurance | Wesleyan Medical Sickness

DG Mutual


	Could you cope without income? If illness strikes what would you give up first?

Without income, your life would have to change no matter what goes first!
DG Mutual works to remove this worry…
The economy is worrying a lot of people, but how would you cope if you lost your income? How could you pay for all your daily living costs such as food, clothing, and general household bills?
Many people don’t like to think of this situation and assume that their bills will be paid in the event of illness or injury, but how will this be done if your income has disappeared?
We insure our cars, our houses, our lives, even our pets but not our income - the one thing that enables us to pay for all of these.

Many people choose to insure their mortgage with an accident, sickness and unemployment policy, however this only pays for a maximum of one or two years and only pays your mortgage. What about all the other things you need to pay?

DG Mutual Income Protection, will pay out up to 66% of your income tax free* from the first day of illness or injury and you decide what you want to spend the money on. DG Mutual will pay you for practically any illness or injury that stops you from working. This could be anything from short term illnesses such as coughs, colds, stomach upsets etc to long term illnesses where it looks like you will be unable to ever work again. DG Mutual will pay out
until the end of the policy (typically aged 60.)

Take away the worry and do the smart thing, contact DG Mutual.

Who pays all the bills while you are ill?

You can create a specialised Income Protection package to replace your income

• Benefit up to 66% of taxable income
• Up to £1,200 benefit tax free per week *
• Benefit paya ble from day one or deferred by 4, 13, 26 or 52 weeks
• A tax free lump sum on retirement *
• An option to increase your lump sum
• No penalty for frequent claims or limit on the amount of claims.
* per current tax regulations

t: 0121 452 1066 e: info@dengen.co.uk
w: www.dengen.co.uk

DG Mutual are specialist Income Protection Providers – we are a mutual friendly society established in 1927 to help our members and share
our profits with them.

The Dentists’ & General Mutual Benefit Society Ltd, St James Court,
20 Calthorpe Road, Edgbaston,
Birmingham B15 1RP
Authorised and Regulated by the
Financial Services Authority

Follow Dentistry
on Twitter

Join our Facebook group

What are we electing?
The DH may well say 'Who do I call if I want to speak to the BDA?'

View all blogs

Dental marketing

Now more than ever is marketing a dental practice a key essential to the business of dentistry. It is not enough to advertise in your local newspaper or rely on word-of-mouth via patients.
The secret of dental marketing success is the ability to promote your practice to attract patients – wherever they may be looking and that includes the web. The internet is a helpful addition to dental marketing and every practice needs a website to succeed.

Combine in-surgery and online branding of your dental practice, with the power of the web

Use branded letter headings, posters, notepaper and pens in the practice and exciting images of smiling patients, before and after shots, case studies, patient testimonials and information on a beautifully designed easy-to-use website and dental marketing. It’s never been easier! You just need to learn and master what to do and how to do it. There are many dental marketing companies who can help, offering anything from a budget website building packages to a bespoke design service with tips on getting your practice higher up the Google pages. When people need to find a dentist, they use a search engine. This means that you do need a presence online and that you do need to be skilled in making sure people will find you. This is where using search engine optimisation (SEO) services can make a big difference.
As well as a high profile practice website, sending out e-newsletters and using Facebook, Twitter, MySpace and other social networking sites all add to spreading the word about your practice and your treatments and you. The dental marketing machine is an amazing one – use it.