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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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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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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Alberta physicians: Relaunch grant and lower corporate tax rate
Alberta physicians, here's what you need to know about the Small and Medium Enterprise Relaunch Grant and the lowered corporate tax rate.
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MD Physician Council explores COVID’s impact on profession
The toll COVID-19 is taking, and will take, on Canadian physicians is the main focus of MD today, and for the foreseeable future.
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COVID-19 market update: Lockdowns easing, global cases rising
Markets rallied, pandemic restrictions are easing, new cases are on the rise. Things are far from normal as we prepare for what’s next.
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Mortgage default insurance: What homebuyers need to know
Looking to buy a home? Here’s an overview of down payment and mortgage default insurance.
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How to repair your retirement plan after COVID-19
As a physician, have your retirement savings taken a hit due to fewer patients and higher expenses? You can still meet your goals by adjusting your financial plan.
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The Bank of Canada holds rates steady as financial conditions begin to improve
The Bank of Canada leaves interest rates unchanged as conditions improve. It remains accommodative as the economy is far from operating at full capacity.
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CERB, CEWS and CEBA: Top 15 questions from physicians
We’ve compiled a list of the most popular questions about these three government programs and how they apply to physicians, their teams, and their families.
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Adjusting to the new normal – Adjusting to the COVID-19 pandemic
Cities across North America have started to relax COVID-19-related restrictions, but things are still far from normal.
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5 questions about creating an emergency fund during the COVID-19 pandemic
Is it possible to create an emergency fund during the pandemic? For some people, now might be one of the best times to get started. Learn how.
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Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy: What physicians in group practices need to know
Physicians in group practice may be eligible to receive the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy. Learn more about the program, including how to apply for it.
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Are you rethinking risk in these turbulent times?
When stock markets fall — as they did during the COVID-19 pandemic — it can be an opportunity to ask whether you've overestimated your risk tolerance. Learn more.
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Home office expenses: Here's how you could save on taxes if you worked remotely this year
You can save on taxes if you work from home and meet certain requirements. Learn what tax deductions you might be eligible for.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve will hold rates until it’s confident the economy has weathered the storm
Unsurprisingly, the U.S. Federal Reserve holds interest rates near zero and continues with quantitative easing to support markets amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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In session during COVID-19: Our second MD Physician Council meeting
As life continues apace amidst the new reality of life during a pandemic, we marched forward with our second MD Physician Council meeting (virtually, of course) in mid-April.
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Scotiabank, CMA and MD Financial Management commit further support to physicians during the COVID-19 pandemic
Scotiabank, in partnership with the Canadian Medical Association (CMA) and MD Financial Management Inc. (MD), has committed $4.6 million to further support physicians during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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What does a negative oil price mean?
Oil prices go negative because of plentiful supply, low demand driven by COVID-19, and finite storage capacity.
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Working more because of COVID-19? Things to think about with the jump in earnings
Some physicians are working more than usual during the pandemic. Here are some financial considerations to be aware of and opportunities to explore.
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