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New physicians: It pays to save early
See how the power of compounding works
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Can a young physician start a family and avoid debt?
Pay off medical school debt or start investing? Rent or buy? Have a baby now or later? Learn how a financial advisor can help navigate the big decisions.
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Is incorporation the right choice?
Incorporating your medical practice may seem like an obvious decision, but for others the choice may not be so clear. Learn why.
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Financial advice helped this client recover from one financial mistake, and avoid another
Dr. E counts himself among the lucky ones. After overcoming a financial setback in his early 40s, he nearly made a colossal mistake a decade later that could still be affecting him.
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Tackle Your Debt by Managing Your Cash Flow
To tackle your debt, start with a plan, get to know your net cash flow, follow this debt reduction plan: analyze your monthly cash flow, set your debt-reduction targets, create and monitor your plan.
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5 Questions You Should Ask About Medical School Debt
Most medical students expect to incur debt by the end of their education. Depending on the amount of money you owe, the debt can be a source of stress and may influence your career choices.
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Pay Down Medical School Debt or Invest? Five Steps to Finding a Balance That Works for You
For a physician new in practice, like you, paying down debt versus investing is an important consideration when deciding whether to invest in a registered retirement savings plan (RRSP) or...
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Med student line of credit: What happens after graduation?
Here’s what you need to know about paying off your student line of credit after finishing residency.
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Pay down debt or invest? Advice for physicians
Learn whether it's better to pay down debt or start investing if you're a medical student, resident or new to practice physician.
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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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Which debt should you pay first during the COVID-19 crisis?
If you’re trying to figure out how to pay off your debt during the COVID-19 pandemic, here's an overview of how to prioritize your debt payments.
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Physicians and their finances: 4 top FAQs
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.
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My spouse has a six-figure debt. Should we keep our finances separate?
Having a spouse or partner who is in debt can strain any relationship, but physician debt doesn't necessarily mean putting your lives on hold. Learn why.
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First-Time Home Buyer Incentive: What you need to know
The First-Time Home Buyer Incentive was introduced by the federal government in 2019 to help make housing more affordable. Learn how it can benefit you.
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Debt and more debt: What’s a resident to pay off first?
If you have student loans, credit cards and a line of credit, which one should you pay off first?
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Should you reorganize your debt?
For doctors, using a line of credit to pay off other debt can be a good idea, but be aware that it’s not true across the board.
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Black Friday is coming, but don’t lose your head
How to keep your spending in check through Black Friday and the holiday season
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Boost your credit score: A primer for your medical career
Steps you can take to establish and maintain a good credit score
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One resident’s plan to get financially fit
If you're a medical resident with significant medical school debt, consider student-loan forgiveness programs, and learn how to manage your cash flow.
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