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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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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RRSP, TFSA or both? What you need to know
Whether you contribute to one or the other, or both, you can maximize their benefits by using RRSPs and TFSAs in strategic ways.
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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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Why should I set up a trust?
Everyone has specific reasons for setting up a trust. Read about some of the more common ways you can incorporate trusts into your estate plan.
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Rethinking RRSPs and TFSAs for incorporated doctors
Before 2018 it made sense to shelter your earnings in your corporation alone. Today you might want to consider RRSPs and TFSAs. Learn why.
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RRSPs and TFSAs in action: Case studies at different life stages
Should you invest in an RRSP or TFSA?
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Five key findings about how Canadian physicians are preparing for retirement
The MD Physician Retirement Readiness Study explores how Canadian physicians are thinking about and preparing for retirement.
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Top 7 things that physicians need to know about RRSPs
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.
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What's the best order for drawing your retirement income
When you begin to draw income in retirement, there are different tax consequences for each source of cash flow.
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Pursuing a fulfilling retirement
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Post-divorce, a physician mom adjusts her family-friendly plan
In this MD Financial Management series, we talk to physicians about what gives them confidence in financial planning for the future. *Real-life stories have names changed to protect privacy.
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Crafting your next chapter: Pursuing a fulfilling retirement
Checking items off your retirement “bucket list” of activities doesn’t necessarily contribute to a fulfilling life.
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