7 tax deductions and credits for medical residents
As a resident physician, being aware of the tax credits and tax deductions that you qualify for can help minimize the taxes you pay. Learn more.
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6 tax deductions and credits for medical students
From tuition to moving expenses, here are some tax deductions and credits that a medical student might qualify for when filing their income tax return.
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How financial literacy can help reduce physician burnout
Discover how financial literacy can help fight the stresses that lead to burnout, and frees up a physician's greatest asset: time.
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What’s happening with GameStop stock?
Hedge funds, Reddit and the short squeeze. Learn how a group of investors are inflating the share price of GameStop stock, and why it's a big deal.
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Tax tips for medical students
Discover which tax deductions, credits and government benefit programs you may be eligible for as a Canadian medical student.
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Tax tips for retired physicians
This guide will help you understand what tax credits, deductions, and government benefit programs you may be eligible for as a retired physician in Canada.
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Fed holds benchmark rate steady as U.S. economic recovery slows
The U.S. Federal Reserve keeps its target interest rate range at 0-to-0.25% and maintains quantitative easing as COVID-19 remains a risk to the economy.
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Tax tips for physicians
Learn which tax credits, deductions and government benefit programs you might be eligible for as a practising physician in Canada.
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Tax tips for medical residents
As a medical resident in Canada, learn which tax credits, deductions and government benefit programs you may be eligible for during your residency.
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New trust reporting rules: What you need to know
Learn about the new reporting rules for certain types of trusts slated to come into effect for taxation years ending on or after Dec. 31, 2021.
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TFSAs and RRSPs: What incorporated doctors need to know
Learn why you might want to consider RRSPs and TFSAs instead of sheltering your earnings in your corporation alone.
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Episode 12: Looking back at 2020 (surprise, it was pretty good for investors) and looking forward to 2021
Craig Maddock and Ian Taylor recap 2020 and look forward optimistically into 2021 – markets, the global economy, MD Portfolios, and more.
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Optimistic Bank of Canada holds rates steady, reinforces commitment to support
The Bank of Canada holds the line on interest rates but expresses optimism about economic growth in the years ahead with the arrival of effective vaccines. The target rate remains 0.25%.
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Pandemic fallout: Does your retirement plan need a reset?
Has the fallout from COVID-19 affected your retirement plan? Here's what you may need to consider to get your retirement plan back on track.
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MD Physician Council looks ahead in early 2021
The Council represents a unique source of insight, one that has allowed us to focus this year’s strategy toward the actions that are going to have the greatest impact for physicians and their families
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How to pay less tax by adding TFSAs to your financial plan
As part of a financial planning strategy, a TFSA can help ensure you don't pay more tax than necessary. Learn how.
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MD Financial Management and Scotiabank Announce Collaboration with Federation of Medical Women of Canada
MD and Scotiabank are announce a five-year collaboration with the Federation of Medical Women of Canada (FMWC) to support the professional, social and personal advancement of Canadian women physicians
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Should you contribute to a spousal RRSP?
A spousal RRSP can be an important part of a couple’s retirement plan and even offers some pre-retirement benefits. Learn how.
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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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Maternity and parental leave: Things every resident should know
Starting a family during your medical residency? Here's why a little financial planning will help prepare you for maternity or parental leave.
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