Which debt should you pay off first?
If you’re trying to figure out how best to pay off your debt, here’s an overview of how to prioritize your debt payments.
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Value of advice: “I’m a doctor. Why don’t I have any money?”
At MD, we understand how successful professionals can fear being judged about household money habits. Learn the value of financial advice.
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Make extra money during residency with medical moonlighting
Resident physicians can earn extra income by medical moonlighting — providing extra clinical services outside of their residency training program. Learn more.
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Medical students’ biggest money questions
We address the most common questions and concerns we hear from medical students about their finances, and discuss how to avoid the biggest financial mistakes med students make.
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Financial planning 101 for Canadian physicians
Get a primer on financial planning for medical students, residents and new to practice physicians in this short video.
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How to budget using the burrito exchange rate
Often the thing that prevents you from developing a budget is the very first step: looking at your overall spending.
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A parent's financial guide to paying for medical school
The cost of medical education in Canada can easily exceed $100,000. Here are some ways to help you cover the costs of your child's years in medical school.
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What you need to know about government student grants and loans
Government student grants and loans can help students finance their medical education.
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Financial infidelity: How to stop the money lies
Financial infidelity can take many forms. People may lie to their partners about finances by keeping private bank accounts and credit cards, or hiding money with family members.
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How can resident physicians develop good financial habits?
For resident physicians, financial planning might seem complex at first, but the key is to get used to doing it. Here are three areas to focus on during residency.
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How does compound growth work?
The earlier you start saving and investing, the greater the effect of compound growth. Learn how you can make your money grow faster.
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Your medical student line of credit: What you need to know
Here’s what you need to know about how a medical student line of credit works and how to use it.
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The value of financial advice
Industry studies that attempt to quantify the value of financial advice have found that working with a financial advisor has real benefits. Learn more.
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Value of advice: When med school meets parenthood
The day Jake was accepted into med school, his wife Laurie gave birth to a baby girl. Learn how an MD Advisor helped simplify their finances to focus on family.
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Value of advice: “We’re new doctors — help us get out of debt!”
With a financial plan, young physicians have a roadmap for their money and how to repay loans early in their medical careers. Learn the value of advice.
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Student line of credit: Can you use it for more than school expenses?
While most students use a line of credit for school-related expenses, some may use it for other purposes. Learn the most popular uses.
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A financial plan for the New Year that won’t overwhelm you
Feeling overwhelmed? Here’s how to start small, make a commitment, and look forward to an improved financial life.
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Transition to practice: 6 expenses to prepare for
As you transition from residency to practice, your financial situation is about to change. Here are some expenses that you may not have thought about.
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10 money habits to help you budget better through med school
Consider these 10 financial habits to control your spending, keep debt manageable, and relieve stress about money while in medical school.
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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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