Value of advice: “Should I incorporate my medical practice?”
Some of Sonia's physician colleagues have suggested that she should incorporate. Read her story and learn if incorporation is the right decision for her.
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Interest rate increase: What it means for physicians
The Bank of Canada has raised interest rates to help calm inflation. Learn how it could impact your student loans, line of credit, mortgage, and more.
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Women, wealth and wisdom
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Should I contribute to an RRSP or TFSA?
TFSA vs RRSP: Learn how you can boost savings and lower taxes by contributing to either your RRSP, TFSA or both.
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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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DIY investing as part of your financial plan
Join us for a presentation designed to help you better understand your DIY investing options.
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Virtual care: Why secure messaging is a critical tool to effectively deliver health care
Dr. Duncan Rozario speaks with MD about the evolution of virtual care and why the use of secure messaging will benefit both clinicians and patients.
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3 strategies for physicians facing reduced cash flow
If you’re dealing with burnout and considering reducing your hours or halting your practice temporarily, here are 3 important financial planning strategies to help you prepare.
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Nervous about retirement? Three small steps to get your retirement plan up and running
Retirement represents a significant life transition, and feelings of worry are common among physicians contemplating retirement.
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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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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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So you want to be a landlord?
Do you dream of buying a rental property? Explore the pros and cons of investing in real estate in Canada, and read our tips to start earning rental income.
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Claim your investment fees on your tax return
Carrying charges are expenses you incur to earn investment income in non-registered accounts: fees to manage or take care of your investments and fees for certain investment advice.
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How much does a medical resident make in Canada?
Resident salaries are determined by two things: your training year, and which province you're working in. Learn how much medical residents make in Canada.
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5 tax tips you may not know about
You'll need every advantage possible to get your tax return right. Optimize your tax filing with these simple but effective tax tips.
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How much do family physicians make in Canada?
In Canada, about half of all physicians work in family medicine. Discover a family doctor’s average income by province and how they are typically paid
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How much do surgeons make in Canada?
Learn the average income of a surgeon in Canada, which can vary widely based on the surgical specialty and the province of practice.
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How much do internal medicine doctors make in Canada?
Learn how much internal medicine physicians earn, on average, in Canada based on the province where they practise.
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How financial literacy can help reduce physician burnout
Discover how financial literacy can help fight the stresses that lead to burnout, and frees up a physician's greatest asset: time.
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Your tax return: How to claim the home accessibility tax credit
If you’re renovating your home to make it more accessible for someone who is elderly or has disabilities, you could qualify for a tax credit. Learn more.
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