Retiring as an incorporated physician

December 10, 2018

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Winter 2018/2019: Macroeconomic review

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Introducing the MD Physician Council

Introduction to medical practice incorporation

A bullish case for the lowly loonie

Winter 2018/2019: Fund and portfolio update

Winter 2018/2019: Macroeconomic review

Optimizing your finances as an incorporated physician

Winter 2018/2019: Fund and portfolio update

Winter 2018/2019: Macroeconomic review

Meet the Alpha Team

U.S. Federal Reserve: More patient on future rate hikes and the economy is still booming

Estate planning for incorporated physicians

Bricks, mortar and commercial real estate

Positioning for market volatility

Peace, order and good dividends: Bank stocks offer a calming touch

As expected, the Bank of Canada holds interest rates steady

Humbling end to 2018 leads to potential for 2019

Holiday reading list: Our most popular blog posts of 2018

U.S. Federal Reserve boosts rate, lowers expectations for 2019

The Fed should pump the brakes on early 2019 hikes

Wealth management for female physicians

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The MD Physician Council will be made up of a diverse group of family physicians, specialists and other key influencers at different stages of their careers, representing all regions of the country.

Many businesses incorporate to take advantage of certain benefits, but there's more to think about when incorporating a medical practice.

It’s been a few years of rough weather for the loonie since 2011 highs. However, we’ve become more positive on the prospects of the Canadian dollars. Find out why.

Despite a highly volatile fourth quarter, 2018 was a strong year for MD funds and portfolios. Given the sharp decline in equity markets, the diversification of MD portfolios helped to preserve capital

While risks have risen globally, we still expect equities to outperform bonds in 2019. Positive earnings growth and continued strength in the global economy should remain supportive for equity markets

Despite a highly volatile fourth quarter, 2018 was a strong year for MD funds and portfolios. Given the sharp decline in equity markets, the diversification of MD portfolios helped to preserve capital

While risks have risen globally, we still expect equities to outperform bonds in 2019. Positive earnings growth and continued strength in the global economy should remain supportive for equity markets

MD’s Alpha Team is all about collaboration and synergies. Find out how it supports our foundational belief that a great client experience can only be achieved through a great employee experience.

The Fed kept interest rates steady in this week’s announcement, stressing the word ‘patience.’ That wasn’t a surprise, the surprise was their tone regarding plans for determining future rate changes.

While it can be daunting to invest directly in commercial real estate, a private real estate pool can give access to global properties that are neither publicly owned nor traded.

MD funds are designed to outperform and smooth out the ride. Vice President, Craig Maddock details how we’ve done.

As an industry, Canadian banks have shown amazing resilience through volatile markets.

The Bank of Canada announced today that it is holding interest rates steady—for the time being. Going forward, it says rates will need to rise at least 0.75% to reach a more neutral range.

There are a few reasons to be cautious about the global economy as we head into 2019 but we remain optimistic. Our economic indicators are telling us that there’s some potential in the new year.

The Top 5 stories read by Canadian doctors on the MD Blog in 2018, written by the investment experts and editorial team of MD Financial Management.

U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) announced it was raising its Fed Fund's rate by 0.25% to 2.25% - 2.50%, making it the fourth interest rate hike of 2018. The unanimous decision was unsurprising given market

Investors are tuning in to hear what the U.S. Federal Reserve will say (and how they say it) this week, when the Fed makes its next interest rate policy announcement on December 19th.

Wealth planning for female physicians isn't about wrapping it in a pink bow, it's about listening to their needs and respecting their point of view says Michelle Masson, Female Executive of the Year.