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Read ArticleDoctors and students share their tips on starting the first year of medical school right
Students and physicians discuss what new medical students need to know in order to succeed in their first year.
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1:43Watch VideoThe work-life balance challenge: Insights from the 2019 Canadian Women in Medicine Conference
At the 2019 Canadian Women in Medicine conference, we wanted to know about conference attendees’ biggest challenges as practising physicians, and how they manage their work-life balance. Here’s what
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Read ArticleHow to plan for a sabbatical
Tips for doctors who are considering taking a sabbatical to combat burnout or to learn new skills.
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Read ArticleHow to conquer imposter syndrome in medical school and beyond
Even well-trained, experienced physicians can suffer from imposter syndrome. Fortunately, there are effective ways to counteract it.
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Read ArticleWhat type of investor are you?
What kind of investor are you? Here’s an easy way to decide if you have the investment service you want and are getting the level of advice you need.
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Read FlipbookHow Canadian physicians are preparing for retirement
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2:21Watch VideoMD Advisors Are Here for You, Today and Always - Suzanne Verreault & Joanne Paquin
MD has always been the right financial firm for physicians and physician-centred advice. The MD Advisors you’ve always trusted—the people who know physicians and their finances best—are still here and
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Should you rent or buy your home?
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2:01Watch VideoMD Advisors Are Here for You, Today and Always - Elizabeth Giami
MD has always been the right financial firm for physicians and physician-centred advice. The MD Advisors you’ve always trusted—the people who know physicians and their finances best—are still here and
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Read FlipbookUnderstanding 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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Read ArticleAs expected, the Bank of Canada holds interest rates steady
The Bank of Canada announced today that it is holding interest rates steady—for the time being. Going forward, it says rates will need to rise at least 0.75% to reach a more neutral range.
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Three Things You Should Know About RESPs
A post-secondary education is an important asset for participating in a modern economy, but getting one can be expensive. When you add up the costs of tuition, school-related fees, books,...
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Read ArticleSpring cleaning? Let’s tackle your financial clutter
If you have financial clutter, here are some tips on decluttering your financial life, including tossing financial papers, consolidating your accounts and paying down debt.
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2:46Watch VideoSpring 2019: Fund and portfolio update
As stock markets bounced back in Q1 2019, so too did MD funds and portfolios. Additionally, bonds posted some of their strongest returns in recent years, reasserting their role in a balanced portfolio
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1:43Watch VideoSpring 2019: Macroeconomic review
Global markets rebounded strongly in the first quarter of 2019, recouping late 2018 losses. We remain optimistic as a neutral U.S. Federal Reserve is supportive, and early signs of Chinese stabilizati
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Read ArticleThe Bank of Canada is unlikely to raise rates any time soon
As expected, the Bank of Canada didn’t raise interest rates this week and have indicated that they won’t be raising any time soon. We take a look at the BoCs rationale and its latest Monetary Policy.
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Read ArticleThe role of IPOs: Why we chose not to ride with Lyft
Ride sharing company Lyft can teach us about the importance of initial public offerings (IPOs) and the challenges to assessing and investing in IPOs.
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Read FlipbookRegistered disability savings plans
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Read FlipbookPutting market volatility in perspective
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Read ArticleShut down the border! What a U.S.-Mexico border closure could mean
Donald Trump is threatening to close the U.S.-Mexico border if Mexico doesn't do something about migrants travelling through on their way to the U.S. Here's a look at what a border shutdown would look
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Read ArticleTax deductions and credits all physicians should know about
Be sure to claim all the tax deductions and tax credits you’re eligible for as a physician in Canada, including medical, moving, childcare, caregiver and disability.
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