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New Attending Physician Choices With Big Financial Impacts

September 21, 2018 The Loonie Doctor Featured Posts, Financial Planning Physiology

The early lifecycle of a physician is rather caterpillar-like. Out of thousands of butterfly-wannabes, very few undergraduate eggs actually hatch[…]

Investing Through A Professional Corporation

August 4, 2018 The Loonie Doctor Featured Posts, Financial Planning Physiology

In my last post, I reviewed how a Canadian Controlled Private Corporation (CCPC), such as a professional corporation, can be[…]

How Money You Earn Flows Through Your Corporation To Your Pocket

July 27, 2018 The Loonie Doctor Featured Posts, Financial Planning Physiology

In this post, I describe how the money that we earn can optimally flow to maximize our investment growth and[…]

Optimizing RESP Withdrawals

July 20, 2018 The Loonie Doctor Featured Posts, Financial Planning Physiology

July 20, 2018 LD Editorial Note: There is much written about RESP contribution, but less about withdrawal. With the next[…]

She Changed Up Her MD Backpack With A Financial Mentor

July 14, 2018 The Loonie Doctor Featured Posts, Financial Planning Physiology

Loonie Doctor Editorial: Last week I suggested that Canadian physicians should consider lightening the fee load in their investment backpacks.[…]

Lighten The Load In Your Investing Backpack

July 6, 2018 The Loonie Doctor Featured Posts, Financial Planning Physiology

Building a strong financial base is simple in theory, but people still struggle. It is about making money, spending it[…]

Corporation GRIP As a Tax Slashing Weapon

June 1, 2018 The Loonie Doctor Financial Planning Physiology

What is corporate GRIP? GRIP (General Rate Income Pool) is a notional account, which means it only exists on paper[…]

Swap-Based ETFs – Quantifying The Risk Reward Relationship

May 18, 2018 The Loonie Doctor Financial Planning Physiology

Quantifying Investment Risk Risk is sometimes predictable and easy to quantify. Those of us who were allowed to play unsupervised[…]

Choose Your Weapons – Financial Tools and Strategies For Incorporated Professionals to Repel Tax Pirates

April 27, 2018 The Loonie Doctor Featured Posts, Financial Planning Physiology

I previously gave some illustrative examples of how crossing the new sliding active-passive income threshold into the higher general corporate[…]

Limboing With The New Passive-Active Income Tax Rules for Private Corporations

April 21, 2018 The Loonie Doctor Featured Posts, Financial Planning Physiology

It is clear to Canadians that our government leaders like to dance. The recent trip governmental trip to India also put[…]

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New Attending Physician Choices With Big Financial Impacts

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She Changed Up Her MD Backpack With A Financial Mentor

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Corporation GRIP As a Tax Slashing Weapon

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Limboing With The New Passive-Active Income Tax Rules for Private Corporations

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