Estate planning for the single doctor: Do you still need a will?
If you don’t have a spouse or partner, or any children, you might think you don’t need a will, but there are still compelling reasons to prepare an estate plan. Learn why.
What are probate fees and how to avoid them
Learn what probate fees are and how to reduce or avoid them altogether when finalizing your estate plan.
What RRSP facts do physicians need to know?
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.
What are common RRSP mistakes to avoid?
The rules and strategies around RRSPs can be complicated. Get the most out of your RRSP by avoiding these common mistakes.
Value of advice: I lost big in the stock market. Will I have to delay my retirement?
A physician made a big mistake with his money and feared he ruined his chance of early retirement. Learn how a financial plan got him back on track.
MD Advisors help Ottawa couple find peace of mind on the road to retirement
He says it’s been easy to stay with MD through the decades because of the meaningful relationship that has been cultivated along his career journey.
Who’s better prepared? A look at two physician households
No two physician families are alike when it comes to planning for retirement. Learn how physician families can benefit from personalized retirement planning advice.
Study highlights physicians’ concerns about retirement planning
Our survey results reveal doctors’ top concerns about retirement in Canada — from finances to health, relationships and quality of life. Learn more.
TFSAs: Tackling your most frequently asked questions
Tax-free savings accounts were designed to help Canadians save better. Learn about the requirements and many benefits of owning a TFSA with our handy guide.
How do spousal RRSPs help with tax savings in retirement?
For those who qualify, using spousal RRSP as an income-splitting tool is one of the most powerful tax-savings strategies for retirement. Learn more.
Guide to retiring as an incorporated physician
Retirement planning is more complex if you’re incorporated. Read this guide if you’re an incorporated physician in Canada who is approaching retirement.
Value of advice: “I’m getting divorced. Will I have enough for retirement?”
Learn how you can get back on track financially after a divorce derails your retirement plan. Discover the value of financial advice.