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July 23, 2019

Summer 2019: Meaningful diversification with liquid alternative investments

The probability of recession over the next 12 months remains low and global markets continued to ride high ...

Why it's not time to go for the gold: Physical gold has outperformed but gold stocks have not

The price of gold hit a new high recently on the back of trade tensions and ongoing economic uncertainty. T...

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COVID-19 uncertainties have sent markets lower. Here’s a look at how MD Financial Management is actively managing portfolios to protect values during the downturn.

What does the coronavirus (COVID-19) market shock mean for retiring or retired physicians? If you’re wondering what to do next, here’s some advice.

Central banks around the world have decreased interest rates and injected billions of dollars into their economies to prevent the coronavirus (COVID-19) health crisis from becoming a financial crisis.

With market volatility picking up again, it’s important to remember and avoid these common investing pitfalls.

Responsible investing has become a focal point for many as awareness has grown on issues surrounding climate change. The rise of these considerations has created new investment opportunities.

Income splitting lets a higher-income earning spouse equalize their income with their lower-earning partner to effectively lower their overall tax bill. Learn how.

As you transition to practice, there's a lot to do and think about from a financial perspective. Here are four frequently asked questions from medical residents.

Rates are low and investors are seeking higher-yielding investments. This has driven bond prices up in recent months. It’s been great for investors, but the trend cannot continue indefinitely.

As we enter a new decade, MD looks back the 2010s. Despite the many ups and downs, it was a good decade for investment portfolios.

Global markets rallied in the fourth quarter supported by signs of stabilization in the global business cycle and improving sentiment towards the U.S.-China trade dispute and Brexit.

Major equity markets posted their fourth consecutive quarterly gain to end the year at or near all time highs. Give the exceptional market returns, it’s no surprise that MD Funds and Portfolios produc

Before 2018 it made sense to shelter your earnings in your corporation alone. Today you might want to consider RRSPs and TFSAs. Learn why.

As expected, the U.S. Federal Reserve maintained its target federal funds rate and prolonged its asset repurchasing program, to remain supportive of the economy.

Global markets rallied in Q4 2019 as economic growth stabilized and interest rates remained low. We’re likely to avoid a major downturn, but 2020 growth will likely be lower than recent years.

The Bank of Canada decided to hold on interest rates. Investor reaction and the Bank’s tone suggest that future policy decisions will result in lower rates.

Learn how you can boost savings and lower the amount of taxes you pay during your medical career by contributing to your RRSP, TFSA or both.

5G networks will bring faster, more reliable internet access to more people and gadgets than ever before. Investors who wish to capitalize have several options at their disposal.

Incorporated physicians typically invest in their corporate accounts, but they can come out ahead using TFSAs. Learn how.

What should you look for when choosing a financial advisor?

TFSA is designed to help Canadians save money, either for the short term or long term. Learn key facts about TFSAs, like eligibility, contribution limits, withdrawals and investment types.