Medics Money podcast

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On the Medics’ Money Podcast, GP partner Dr Nabeel Arshad of Brooks Surgery in Manchester discusses how his practice doubled its patient list from 10,000 to 20,000 over five years, contributing to over £1.9m in recurring revenue and enabling reinvestment in more doctors, trainees, specialist staff, and technology while increasing partner take-home and maintaining access and high patient satisfaction. He explains why profit matters for partnership sustainability and why income streams tied to clinician time (insurance reports, teaching, joint injections) don’t scale and can be withdrawn, whereas list size is more stable and supports further income via QOF, ARRS/PCN budgets. He outlines his GrowYourListSize.co.uk service, including eligibility screening, controlled growth, geographic exclusivity, a six-month money-back guarantee, and a free practice growth report.
00:00 Meet Dr Nabeel Arshad
01:51 Why Working Harder Fails
05:00 Scaling With Systems
07:35 The Numbers Behind Growth
10:42 Google Reviews Matter
14:24 Recurring Revenue Security
17:26 PCN And QOF Upside
18:44 Succession And Recruitment
21:38 Service Guarantee And Exclusivity
24:23 Controlled Growth And Setup
27:00 Free Growth Report CTA
29:01 Quickfire Future Of GP
31:06 Wrap Up And Where To Find

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The podcast features Dr. Nadia Ekong discussing what she learned on the Financial Wellbeing course and how she applies it to her family, covering budgeting, saving, investing, and teaching children about money. She contrasts growing up with unspoken expectations that academic success would guarantee financial security with the modern reality of taxes, spending, and the need to manage income intentionally. Key takeaways include planning finances prospectively using the Medics Money financial dashboard, adopting mindset shifts such as understanding the true value of “£1” after tax and the real cost of purchases, and using evidence-based, passive investing. She describes practical steps for kids: piggy banks, GoHenry and Starling Kite accounts, goal-based “pots,” and reading Grandpa’s Fortune Fable to introduce long-term investing. They also discuss pocket money approaches and recommend E is for Ethics for teaching morals through stories and guided questions.
00:00 Episode Overview
01:21 Meet Dr Nadia Ekong
01:56 Early Money Lessons
03:01 Doctor Pay Reality Check
04:49 Course Takeaways
07:54 Teaching Kids Money
09:25 Investing With Stories
11:47 Pocket Money Debate
15:19 Ethics For Kids Book
18:04 Top Tips And Wrap
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The Medics' Money podcast interviews Harriet Hole from Ash Lane Consulting about GP practices losing income due to complex NHS drug reimbursement processes for personally administered items (e.g., vaccines, injections, devices). Hole explains how practices buy and administer items, print FP10s, send FP34 and vaccine appendices, and get paid by PCSE later, noting errors can occur at many points. Ash Lane identified that for the 2025/26 flu season around 900 practices were underpaid, averaging £4,800 each (over £4 million total), often due to being reimbursed for the wrong flu vaccine; they offer a free 30-second check via a link in the show notes. The episode discusses whether flu remains profitable (margins have fallen) and gives tips to reduce wastage, ensure correct claiming (copy wording from vaccine boxes), reconcile claims to payments, send claims special delivery, avoid under-claiming, and monitor supplier pricing and profit margins.
00:00 GPs Missing Millions
02:00 Meet Ash Lane Consulting
03:21 How Drug Reimbursement Works
05:54 Flu Season Underpayments
07:37 Free Flu Payment Check
09:22 Is Flu Still Profitable
11:54 Flu Campaign Best Practices
17:36 Beyond Flu Drug Profits
24:26 Supplier Pricing Tips
26:16 Benchmarks and Final Call
28:40 Wrap Up and Goodbye
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On this week's Medics' Money podcast, host Cyra (a chartered accountant and doctor) interviews BMA UK Resident Doctor's Committee leaders Shiv (deputy chair, psychiatry ST3) and Arjun (education and training co–deputy chair, BMA director) about ongoing resident doctor strikes. They say negotiations after December strikes were initially constructive but collapsed when the government shifted a proposed pay investment from two years to three, reduced it, and labeled it a “best and final offer,” then refused to negotiate while strikes were called. They criticise the Prime Minister’s removal of 1,000 training posts, warning it worsens workforce shortages, creates bottlenecks, and harms patients. They discuss job insecurity, doctor substitution, training capacity concerns, and NHS mismanagement and waste, arguing a credible pay offer and clear plans for training posts and progression are needed to end strikes.
00:00 Training Posts Cut Fallout
01:04 Podcast Intro and Guests
02:16 Why Resident Doctors Strike
05:17 Talks Breakdown and Pay
08:23 Jobs Bottlenecks and Trust
12:59 NHS Decline and Waste
16:22 Doctor Substitution Risks
23:25 Ending Strikes and Deal Terms
26:37 Strike Timing and Consultants
30:41 Costs and Devaluation Claims
32:40 Tiered Care and Culture
34:25 Personal Stories and Closing
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This is a replay of episode 267 to promote the next Financial Wellbeing course starting soon! Head here for more details:
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In this episode of the Medics' Money podcast, hosts welcome Dr. Kate Rothwell, a haematology consultant, who shares her experiences from the Medics' Money Financial Wellbeing course. The discussion covers practical financial tips, including dealing with misallocated back pay and tax traps, and the significance of knowing when and how income should be taxed. Dr. Rothwell recounts battling payroll issues and the importance of proactively managing one's finances, especially regarding pensions and investment strategies. The episode emphasizes the value of collective knowledge and persistence in handling financial matters, highlighting stories of errors corrected and financial knowledge gained. Listeners are encouraged to openly discuss and manage their finances to make informed decisions, leveraging resources like Medics' Money to navigate their financial journeys effectively.
00:00 Introduction and Overview
00:16 Back Pay Issues and Tax Traps
00:40 Pensions Taxation Explained
00:46 Investing Mindset and Tips
00:53 Impact of Financial Wellbeing
01:58 Guest Introduction: Dr. Kate Rothwell
02:46 Personal Financial Journey
05:25 Navigating Tax Challenges
18:00 Persistence with HMRC
23:42 Investing and Financial Planning
28:05 The Importance of Financial Knowledge
42:02 Conclusion and Final Thoughts