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Introducing the MD Physician Council
The MD Physician Council will be made up of a diverse group of family physicians, specialists and other key influencers at different stages of their careers, representing all regions of the country.
Tax Tips for Medical Students and Residents for the 2018 Tax Year
As a medical student or resident, being aware of things like tax benefits can help reduce the tax you pay and put you ahead financially. Here are some tax tips, including ways to help reduce your tax
A bullish case for the lowly loonie
It’s been a few years of rough weather for the loonie since 2011 highs. However, we’ve become more positive on the prospects of the Canadian dollars. Find out why.
Last-minute RRSP tips for physicians on the go
Here are some last minute RRSP tips for physicians, including contribution deadline, contribution limit and advice around spousal RRSPs.
Optimizing your RRSP strategy according to your career stage
Your RRSP strategy will be different, depending on whether you’re a medical student, resident, practising physician or retired
Med students: having a plan is key to avoiding money stress
Medical students can take control of their money by managing their debt and spending as early as possible. Working with a financial advisor can also go a long way.
Meet the Alpha Team
MD’s Alpha Team is all about collaboration and synergies. Find out how it supports our foundational belief that a great client experience can only be achieved through a great employee experience.
U.S. Federal Reserve: More patient on future rate hikes and the economy is still booming
The Fed kept interest rates steady in this week’s announcement, stressing the word ‘patience.’ That wasn’t a surprise, the surprise was their tone regarding plans for determining future rate changes.
Positioning for market volatility
MD funds are designed to outperform and smooth out the ride. Vice President, Craig Maddock details how we’ve done.
As 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.
Holiday reading list: Our most popular blog posts of 2018
The Top 5 stories read by Canadian doctors on the MD Blog in 2018, written by the investment experts and editorial team of MD Financial Management.
Healthy habits advice for physicians: A curated list for 2019
Physicians are so caught up in work and other demands that many don’t make time to care for themselves. Mental and physical health and wellness is a growing concern in the medical profession, with man
Financing your education
The cost of your medical education will depend on the school you attend and your personal living expenses—both of which vary significantly across the country. And the amount of debt you graduate with
Medical students’ top concerns about disability insurance
If you’re a medical student who has been encouraged to get disability insurance, you might be skeptical about whether you really need it.
Wealth management for female physicians
Wealth planning for female physicians isn't about wrapping it in a pink bow, it's about listening to their needs and respecting their point of view says Michelle Masson, Female Executive of the Year.
A team effort
A great client experience begins with developing a strong internal culture says Michelle Masson, Executive VP and Female Executive of the Year.
1:56Medical students’ most-asked money questions
Henry Annan, a final year medical student at Dalhousie University, talks with Leah Aulenbach, a financial consultant with MD Management Ltd. about the common questions she gets from medical students a
1:40Borrowing: How interest rates work
Henry Annan, a final year medical student at Dalhousie University, talks with Leah Aulenbach, a financial consultant with MD Management Ltd. about the impact of rising interest rates and when you need
1:31Student loans or lines of credit: what’s the difference?