How to pay less tax by adding TFSAs to your financial plan
As part of a financial planning strategy, a TFSA can help ensure you don't pay more tax than necessary. Learn how.
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Should you contribute to a spousal RRSP?
A spousal RRSP can be an important part of a couple’s retirement plan and even offers some pre-retirement benefits. Learn how.
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How to take time off for parental leave, while being a doctor
As a first step to a stress-free maternity leave or parental leave, follow these tips to help plan your finances and find balance as a physician and parent.
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DIY investing: What kind of do-it-yourself investor are you?
DIY investing doesn't just have to mean going it alone. Here's help to measure your comfort zone as a solo investor, and when it makes sense to seek advice.
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Top 7 things that physicians need to know about RRSPs
What is the RRSP contribution deadline? How do you create contribution room? What are the benefits? Here are things physicians need to know about RRSPs.
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6 mistakes to avoid with your RRSP
The rules and strategies around RRSPs can be complicated. Get the most out of your RRSP by avoiding these common mistakes.
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RRSP, TFSA or both? What you need to know
Whether you contribute to one or the other, or both, you can maximize their benefits by using RRSPs and TFSAs in strategic ways.
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Optimizing your RRSP strategy according to your career stage
Your RRSP strategy will be different, depending on whether you’re a medical student, resident, practising physician or retired. Learn why.
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Fraud prevention: Tips on protecting yourself from scammers
The general perception of physicians as busy high-income earners makes them a prime target for investment scams. Learn how to prevent yourself from fraud.
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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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COVID-19 support measures: At a glance
Here’s our roundup of the economic measures that the federal government has announced so far to support Canadians affected financially by the COVID-19 outbreak.
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Three essential types of insurance for physicians
As a physician, you can reduce the risks to your income by getting the insurance coverage you need, long before you need it. Learn more.
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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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5 things you should know about RESPs
A registered education savings plan (RESP) is a tax-deferred way to save for your children’s post-secondary education. Here’s what you need to know.
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New deadline for income tax payments: September 30
The deadline for filing your 2019 tax return is Sept 30, 2020, and it’s fast approaching. Read our tax deadlines at a glance to make sure you’re prepared.
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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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Home buying 101 for Canadian physicians
Get an introduction to home buying for medical students, residents and new to practice physicians in this short video.
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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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Life insurance 101 for Canadian physicians
Watch a short explainer video on life insurance for medical students, residents and new to practice physicians.
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Salary or dividends: How to pay yourself from your corporation
When you incorporate your medical practice, you can draw your compensation as a salary, dividends, or a combination of the two. Learn the reasons for each.
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