Hat-Rack Podcast: Planning Beyond The Paycheck
Dr. Bill McCauley from Western University and I recently had a great conversation on The Hat-Rack Podcast. This was a[…]
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Personal finance blog for Canadian doctors and other high income professionals.
A Canadian physician blog for helping other Canadian physicians learn to manage and improve their financial health, invest, and build wealth to support them in having fulfilling careers and lives.
Video: Evidence-Based Investing Using Asset Allocation ETFs
A 25 minute crash course in the evidence and rationale behind all-in-one asset allocation ETF investing.
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Should I Consider Buying Into a Group Pension?
Self-employed incorporated business owners have multiple pension options when planning for their retirement. Using an RRSP or an individual pension[…]
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Medicus & HOOPP Multi-Employer Pension Plans
Learn about how multi-employer pensions work, and take a look at Medicus and HOOPP as physician pension options.
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Addy Podcast Appearance: Money, Medicine, & More
I recently had the pleasure of chatting with Stephen Jagger, co-founder of the Canadian real estate crowdfunding platform Addy. We[…]
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Making The Most of Market Corrections
Learn the anatomy of market corrections and bear markets. The best actions to take in response to them and why.
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How to Budget for Different Purposes
Learn more about different ways to use a budget and I’ll also provide some links to spreadsheets or apps that may help you.
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My Wealth Journey Part 4: Tax Planning
Paying attention to tax planning reduced our annual tax bill by half. Learn about some of the strategies that I used.
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HBB vs ZDB Bond ETF in a Taxable Account
The corp class HBB and ZDB discount bond ETFs offer improved tax efficiency for similar portfolio stabilization. Learn more about the potential risk & benefit.
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HXEM vs XEC or ZEM ETF in a Personal Taxable Account
Emerging market ETFs may add diversification. How does the tax efficiency of HXEM compare to the XEC VEE & ZEM ETFs.
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