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.
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When should I take my CPP retirement benefits?
The amount of CPP you get is based on your contributions and the age at which you start taking these benefits. Here are some options to consider.
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How to withdraw funds tax-efficiently in retirement
The best order for withdrawing funds in retirement starts with your goals and circumstances. Learn some strategies to get the most out of your withdrawals.
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The value of financial advice
Industry studies that attempt to quantify the value of financial advice have found that working with a financial advisor has real benefits. Learn more.
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It’s all tax-free — until it isn’t! 8 costly mistakes to avoid with your TFSA
Some TFSA blunders trigger harsh tax penalties from the Canada Revenue Agency and unravel the benefits of tax-free investing. Learn how to avoid them.
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TFSAs and RRSPs: What incorporated doctors need to know
Learn why you might want to consider RRSPs and TFSAs instead of sheltering your earnings in your corporation alone.
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Pandemic fallout: Does your retirement plan need a reset?
Has the fallout from COVID-19 affected your retirement plan? Here's what you may need to consider to get your retirement plan back on track.
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Top questions about powers of attorney for personal care and property
Discover what Power of Attorney documents are and why you should have them, how to set up your Power of Attorney documents, and other important tips.
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MD Physician Retirement Readiness Study
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Use a Henson trust to protect your disabled child’s inheritance
If you have a disabled child and plan to leave them an inheritance, a Henson trust would ensure that they do not lose their disability benefits. Learn more.
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Retirement savings: What’s a physician’s magic number?
As a physician, how do you figure out what your average retirement savings should be? Here's how we can estimate your retirement income.
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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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4 reasons to consolidate your RRSPs
As you approach retirement, there are many advantages to bringing your many RRSP accounts together at one financial institution. Learn why.
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Converting your RRSP to a RRIF
For the majority of RRSP holders who are or will be 71 this year, converting their RRSP to a RRIF makes the most financial sense. Here’s what you need to know.
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Benefits of inter vivos trusts — Examples in action
Inter vivos trusts are commonly established for tax efficiency and personal needs. Learn more about the advantages and how to set up an inter vivos trust.
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Bringing estate planning to the forefront
We recently held an estate planning webinar series. Watch the recording from the session in your region!
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The Plante Family: Drawing retirement income while minimizing taxes
As MD Signature clients, the Plantes receive an elevated level of personalized financial advice and comprehensive service. See the service in action.
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How to repair your retirement plan after COVID-19
As a physician, have your retirement savings taken a hit due to fewer patients and higher expenses? You can still meet your goals by adjusting your financial plan.
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What does the COVID-19 market shock mean for retiring or retired physicians?
What does the coronavirus (COVID-19) market shock mean for retiring or retired physicians? If you’re wondering what to do next, here’s some advice.
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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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