Med student line of credit: What happens after graduation?
Here’s what you need to know about paying off your student line of credit after finishing residency.
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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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Should medical residents start saving or pay down debt?
Most medical students in Canada today will finish school and enter residency with debt, with 46% owing $100,000 or more.1 Residency is often the first chance for physicians-in-training to start...
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Overcoming 5 common hurdles that keep residents from saving money
After investing so much time and money in medical school, you are no doubt finding residency to be a life-changing start to your professional career. While your paycheque may not be large right...
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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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How medical residents can develop good financial habits
If you are a medical resident in debt, should you start saving and investing? Here’s why you need to understand your debt and cash flow and set up a savings and investment plan.
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Investing regularly: The power of a pre-authorized contribution plan
A pre-authorized what? A pre-authorized contribution plan (PAC) is an easy and effective way to save and invest regularly.
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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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How to budget using the burrito exchange rate
Often the thing that prevents you from developing a budget is the very first step: looking at your overall spending.
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Investing Regularly: The power of a pre-authorized contribution plan
A pre-authorized contribution plan is an easy and effective way to save and invest regularly.
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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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Real cost of owning a home
Thinking of buying your first home? Besides the down payment and monthly mortgage, here are other home ownership costs you should be aware of.
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Should you join a practice or start your own? The good, the bad and the cost impact
Whether to go solo or join a group practice is an important decision for new physicians to make. Here’s a look at the pros and cons of each business model.
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Medical residents: Your top 10 questions about lines of credit answered
How is a student line of credit different from a student loan? Get the answer to this question and more in our comprehensive FAQ.
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The ultimate guide to financing your medical school education
Paying for medical school can be expensive. Learn about government student loans and student lines of credit.
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Meeting with an MD Advisor: What to expect
So you want help getting your finances in order and preparing for your future? Here's what to expect when you meet with an MD Advisor.
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Mortgage default insurance: What homebuyers need to know
Looking to buy a home? Here’s an overview of down payment, mortgage default insurance and the changes that are coming from the CMHC.
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CERB, CEWS and CEBA: Top 15 questions from physicians
We’ve compiled a list of the most popular questions about these three government programs and how they apply to physicians, their teams, and their families.
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5 questions about creating an emergency fund during the COVID-19 pandemic
Is it possible to create an emergency fund during the pandemic? For some people, now might be one of the best times to get started. Learn how.
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Are you rethinking risk in these turbulent times?
When stock markets fall — as they did during the COVID-19 pandemic — it can be an opportunity to ask whether you've overestimated your risk tolerance. Learn more.
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