Physician Finance Canada

Investing Through A Professional Corporation

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

In this post, I describe how you can use a Canadian Controlled Private Corporation (CCPC), such as a Medical Professional[…]

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

Much of medical training occurs through mentorship. This hopefully continues on throughout our careers. It is essential to help each[…]

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

Well, back when I wrote the post about using our home equity to invest and income split, I was only[…]

“Primum non nocere” “First do no harm” first appeared in medical texts in the 17th century. While not verbatim in[…]

Horizon’s HBB Canadian Bonds Total Return Index (TRI ETF) could play a role in the corporate investment accounts of Canadian[…]

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

As people get older, there are, uhmmm, things that they sometimes need a little help with… For example, many shift[…]