No tantrum after the Fed’s taper talk
The U.S. Federal Reserve announcement sees interest rates and asset purchases unchanged as the U.S. economy grapples with the Delta variant.
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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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How to manage the finances when your spouse is a physician
Managing money in a family can be intense when your spouse is a doctor or doctor-in-training. Here are some tips for successfully managing your household finances.
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Visa options: Are you a Canadian going to the United States for a fellowship?
A Canadian planning to do a medical fellowship in the United States will need to get a U.S. visa. Here’s an overview of the visas you might be offered.
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How finances are different when your spouse is a physician
When your household includes a physician, your finances usually look a bit different from other Canadians. Plan together to achieve your financial goals faster.
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How much do doctors make in Canada?
Curious about what a doctor’s annual salary is in Canada? This article lists the average yearly compensation for physicians across 17 different specialties.
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Should I incorporate my medical practice?
Every self-employed physician should ask themselves these questions to help decide whether to incorporate their medical practice. Get started.
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Tax deductions: What self-employed physicians can claim
If you’re a self-employed doctor, there are many expenses that you can claim and deduct on your tax return. Learn more.
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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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Federal budget 2021: Highlights for physicians
Read our summary of the 2021 federal budget, and learn how the budget may impact Canadian physicians and their families.
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Buying a home: 5 questions for physicians
Should new doctors wait to buy a house? Do physicians get better mortgage rates? Before buying a home as a physician, here are five questions to consider.
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Investing with robo advisors: What to expect
A middle ground between DIY investing and working with an advisor, robo advisors promote ease-of-use and the appeal of doing everything online. Learn more.
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Understanding robo-advisors
If you’re interested in an easy-to-use, digital and low-cost way to choose and manage your investments, this guide is for you.
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5 myths about robo advisors
Here are the five most common myths we hear about robo advisors, and the truths about robo advisors that you need to know instead.
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What are the 3 types of insurance for homeowners?
As a homeowner, learn the difference between homeowner insurance, mortgage default insurance and creditor insurance.
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Video: 2020 Tax Tips for Physicians
Watch our tax tips video for physicians to find out how government support programs and changed circumstances may affect your taxes.
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It’s all tax-free — until it isn’t! 8 costly mistakes to avoid with your TFSA
Some TFSA blunders trigger harsh tax penalties from the Canada Revenue Agency and unravel the benefits of tax-free investing. Learn how to avoid them.
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DIY investing: How to avoid common mistakes and achieve success
While do-it-yourself investing is easier than ever, DIY investors can fall prey to common traps that increase risk. Learn how to avoid these mistakes.
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RESPs: What’s the best contribution strategy for my family?
Thinking about setting up an RESP? We’ll show you two different strategies to help you understand your options and choose the best one for your family.
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Tax instalment payments: 5 things new physicians need to know
If you are a self-employed physician, you will need to pay your taxes in quarterly instalments. Here’s how to figure out what you owe.
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