4 things life insurance can do for incorporated physicians
As an incorporated physician, you can enjoy the financial benefits of a life insurance policy while still very much alive. Learn how.
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Executors 101: Choosing an executor to administer your estate
Your executor has a big role to play in settling your estate. Here's what you need to know to make the right choice for you.
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As expected, the Fed will hold rates near zero
As expected, the U.S. Federal Reserve holds interest rates near zero and continues to support markets amid the ongoing recovery.
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The ultimate guide to estate planning for Canadian physicians
From understanding the importance of an estate plan to getting it done, this guide will help get you thinking about how to meet your estate planning needs.
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U.S. election speculation and your investments
Election results do not drive long-term portfolio results. The massive amount of supportive policy that is driving the global economic recovery should continue regardless of who is U.S. president.
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How spousal RRSPs help with tax savings in retirement
For those who qualify, using spousal RRSP as an income-splitting tool is one of the most powerful tax-savings strategies for retirement. Learn more.
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Bank of Canada: Policy and support to continue as is
As economic activity improves in the Canadian economy (and broader global economy), the Bank of Canada maintains its 0.25% target overnight interest rate.
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MD Financial Management and Scotiabank announce new collaboration with Northern Ontario School of Medicine
MD Financial Management Inc. (MD), Scotiabank and the Northern Ontario School of Medicine (NOSM) announced a three-year collaboration.
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The pandemic and private equity
Edward Golding discusses the MD Platinum Global Private Equity Pool – how it has performed, how the pandemic has impacted the asset class, and why its still a unique investment opportunity.
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Should you use income splitting to optimize your family’s tax bill? Consider a prescribed rate loan
If you’re thinking about how to lower your family tax bill, a prescribed rate loan is a flexible, tax-wise strategy that might be right for you. Learn why.
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Salary or dividends: How to pay yourself from your corporation
When you incorporate your medical practice, you can draw your compensation as a salary, dividends, or a combination of the two. Learn the reasons for each.
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Passing down the family cottage
Learn how to manage the capital gains tax, which can be a major obstacle when passing down the family cottage to the next generation.
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How to boost your credit score: A primer
Credit scores don’t have to be a mystery. When you understand how credit scores work, you can set yourself up for a bright financial future.
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Med student line of credit: What happens after graduation?
Here’s what you need to know about paying off your student line of credit after finishing residency.
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How to use income splitting to keep more of your money
Income splitting lets a higher-income earning spouse equalize their income with their lower-earning partner to effectively lower their overall tax bill. Learn how.
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Should medical residents start saving or pay down debt?
Most medical students in Canada today will finish school and enter residency with debt, with 46% owing $100,000 or more.1 Residency is often the first chance for physicians-in-training to start...
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Overcoming 5 common hurdles that keep residents from saving money
After investing so much time and money in medical school, you are no doubt finding residency to be a life-changing start to your professional career. While your paycheque may not be large right...
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How medical residents can develop good financial habits
If you are a medical resident in debt, should you start saving and investing? Here’s why you need to understand your debt and cash flow and set up a savings and investment plan.
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Investing regularly: The power of a pre-authorized contribution plan
A pre-authorized what? A pre-authorized contribution plan (PAC) is an easy and effective way to save and invest regularly.
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How to budget using the burrito exchange rate
Often the thing that prevents you from developing a budget is the very first step: looking at your overall spending.
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