Financial Planning Physiology Archives — Page 2 of 5

Investing – Why Take The Gamble?

It is conventional wisdom to assess your risk tolerance and invest accordingly. However, I have also heard a number of[…]

Not all bonds are equal for soothing the beast. To achieve the best investing results in the real world, we[…]

Successful investing isn’t just about “the math”. Equities have the best long-term returns and tax treatment. There are some strong[…]

Bonds historically fluctuate in value less (are less volatile) than equities. They also produce interest income which is highly taxed.[…]

This is the third post in a series to help new attending physicians get started off on the right financial[…]

Getting off to a strong financial start as a newly minted attending physician has disproportionately large impacts longer term. In the[…]

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

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

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

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