Why TFSAs are a good option for incorporated physicians
Strategic use of TFSAs can help incorporated physicians build wealth.
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Converting your RRSP to a RRIF
For the majority of RRSP holders who are or will be 71 this year, converting their RRSP to a RRIF makes the most financial sense. Here’s what you need to know.
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DIY investing: What kind of do-it-yourself investor are you?
DIY investing doesn't just have to mean going it alone. Here's help to measure your comfort zone as a solo investor, and when it makes sense to seek advice.
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Tax planning in a pandemic: How to adjust for 2021
If your income has been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, here’s what you need to know.
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Cryptocurrency: More speculative investment than actual currency
As momentum for cryptocurrencies build, Jean-Francois Bordeleau explores whether they are actual currencies, are they good investments, and how they will impact the global financial ecosystem.
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Top 7 things that physicians need to know about RRSPs
What is the RRSP contribution deadline? How do you create contribution room? What are the benefits? Here are things physicians need to know about RRSPs.
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6 mistakes to avoid with your RRSP
The rules and strategies around RRSPs can be complicated. Get the most out of your RRSP by avoiding these common mistakes.
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Retirement savings: What’s a physician’s magic number?
As a physician, how do you figure out what your average retirement savings should be? Here's how we can estimate your retirement income.
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RRSP, TFSA or both? What you need to know
Whether you contribute to one or the other, or both, you can maximize their benefits by using RRSPs and TFSAs in strategic ways.
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Student line of credit: Can you use it for more than school expenses?
While most students use a line of credit for school-related expenses, some may use it for other purposes. Learn the most popular uses.
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Donor advised funds: A win-win for you and your charities
Donor advised funds (DAF) can make charitable giving more strategic, meaningful and impactful. Learn how.
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How much does a medical resident make in Canada?
Resident salaries are determined by two things: your training year, and which province you're working in. Learn how much medical residents make in Canada.
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A financial plan for the New Year that won’t overwhelm you
Feeling overwhelmed? Here’s how to start small, make a commitment, and look forward to an improved financial life.
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Our strategy is sound, regardless of who wins the U.S. election
While most accept that Joe Biden will be the next President, President Trump has yet to concede and is contesting the results. Find out why our strategy is sound regardless of who wins.
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Optimizing your RRSP strategy according to your career stage
Your RRSP strategy will be different, depending on whether you’re a medical student, resident, practising physician or retired. Learn why.
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4 reasons to consolidate your RRSPs
As you approach retirement, there are many advantages to bringing your many RRSP accounts together at one financial institution. Learn why.
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2020 was different: Is your financial planning strategy still appropriate?
COVID-19 has had a significant impact on Canadian physician households and their finances in 2020. Learn about the need for physician-focused financial advice.
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Fraud prevention: Tips on protecting yourself from scammers
The general perception of physicians as busy high-income earners makes them a prime target for investment scams. Learn how to prevent yourself from fraud.
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Financial infidelity: How to stop the money lies
Financial infidelity can take many forms. People may lie to their partners about finances by keeping private bank accounts and credit cards, or hiding money with family members.
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While we wait for the election result, the Fed decided to hold on rates
The U.S. Federal Reserve holds interest rates near zero and continues to support markets amid the COVID-19 pandemic and U.S. Presidential election.
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