Tax loss harvesting: turn losses into gains
Tax loss harvesting involves selling an investment for less than you paid for it, then using the loss to offset an investment gain at tax time. Learn how.
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Private equity investing update: A useful diversification tool
Learn how private equity investments like the MD Platinum Global Private Equity pool are performing in today's low-growth, high-inflation environment.
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How dividends are taxed in Canada
Dividends are a useful way to pay yourself through your company. Here's how dividends are taxed in Canada to make sure you're optimizing your tax savings.
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Charitable giving: tax-effective strategies
Learn tax-effective charitable giving strategies that allow you (or your estate) to benefit from tax savings while the charity benefits from your gift.
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Cash is king… Or is it?
In today's market, should you be going to cash? It depends on the goals you’re trying to achieve and why you're investing in the first place. Learn more.
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Another big hike: U.S. Federal Reserve pushes target rate range to 3.75%-to-4.00%
The U.S. Federal Reserve has increased the target federal funds rate by another 0.75%, pushing the target range to 3.75% to 4%. Learn more
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Value of advice: “I just graduated from medical school. Should I focus on student loan repayment or on saving for retirement?"
Shaun, a recent med school graduate, is concerned about his ability to pay down debt, start a family and save for retirement. Read his story.
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Bank of Canada rate increased to 3.75%
In its ongoing efforts to control inflation, the Bank of Canada raised its interest rate to 3.75%. Here’s what we expect going forward.
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Investing as a physician: a primer
Physicians have unique needs when it comes to investing. Here's a look the basics of investing from a physician’s perspective.
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Episode 26: Here’s what you need to know after a messy third quarter
In this podcast we look back at the 3rd quarter of 2022 and discuss market events, economic conditions, portfolio performance and more. Listen now.
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Are physician recruitment and retention programs right for you?
These programs can be a way for young physicians to get financial relief while helping fill the gaps in healthcare in Canada. Learn more.
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Financial planning for physicians — why you're different
Get the basics about financial planning for physicians and how financial advice for physicians can help you achieve your life goals.
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Another rate hike for the U.S. Federal Reserve, more to come
The U.S. Federal Reserve has raised its rate by 0.75% for the third consecutive time. Read what that could mean for the economy and your portfolio.
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Making responsible investing the norm
Learn how our commitment to responsible investing is about reflecting our clients' values as well as prudent investment management.
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Locum Tenens: The Basics for Physicians
Locum tenens is a Latin phrase, meaning “to hold the place of, to substitute for.” In the medical community it’s used to describe a physician who fills a temporary position at a hospital or practice.
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Bank of Canada raises interest rate: job’s not done, more to come
According to the Bank of Canada, the latest interest rate jump won't be the last as it presses to tackle inflation. Learn how we are positioned for this.
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A guide to loan forgiveness and relief programs for med school students and recent grads
Learn how you might be able to have a portion of your medical school debt relieved or forgiven through federal and provincial government programs.
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Special episode: The Medicus Pension Plan – For Canada’s incorporated physicians
We discuss what pension plans are, how they work, and how they can help your finances, and give you the latest updates on the Medicus Pension Plan.
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5 ways to fund a child's post-secondary education when you're not the parent or legal guardian
If you're a grandparent, another relative, or a friend, you can still help pay for a child's post-secondary education. Learn how.
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What interest rate hikes mean for your mortgage
While rising interest rates are something to be aware of, there are ways you can navigate this with your mortgage. Learn how.
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