Post-secondary training is expensive. An RESP is a tax-saving way to plan for it. Plus, you can get free money. Learn how they work.| Physician Finance Canada
Learn about the potential pitfalls that could turn a good investment into a speculative gamble and derail your investing success.| Physician Finance Canada
If you are looking for a foundational education about investing linked to tools and guidance to start DIY investing, I[...]| Physician Finance Canada
Learn why now is the best time to invest. Harness compounding & avoid costly mistakes: invest lump sum or dollar cost average. Do something.| Physician Finance Canada
Mutual funds bad vs ETFs good is actually a common refrain, but that is too dogmatic. Learn how to choose a fund type that suits your goals.| Physician Finance Canada
Breaking up with a financial advisor can be hard. Even when it is right. Learn how to overcome common deterrents. Like triggering taxes.| Physician Finance Canada
Corporate class ETFs can result in big tax savings for investors. Learn about how they work and how robust Horizon's swap total return ETF structure is.| Physician Finance Canada
Paying off debt vs TFSA RRSP or RESP building are competing priorities. Starting to invest, even in debt, may have long term advantages.| Physician Finance Canada
The fees saved by DIY investing can help your investments grow faster. When could hiring a financial advisor add value to overpower that?| Physician Finance Canada
Learn the cost of complacency for sticking with a high investment management fee model vs switching to DIY ETF investing.| Physician Finance Canada
Business owners often have reservations about paying into the Canada Pension Plan (CPP). Many think they’re getting a bad deal by paying both the employer and the employee portion of the contribution, but can they do better by paying themselves dividends? In the last two episodes, we did an extensive review of how you can| The Money Scope Podcast
A common dilemma is whether to pay off debt vs start investing. Only you can choose the best path. Find out how.| Physician Finance Canada
Learn about attending physician income and medical student debt repayment tips. Plus a calculator to show you it will be okay.| Physician Finance Canada
Learn how to invest through a Canadian Private Corporation (CCPC), such as a professional corporation to minimize tax and maximize growth.| Physician Finance Canada
Investors win in the long term and gamblers are destined to lose it all. Learn the difference to invest wisely vs gamble.| Physician Finance Canada
Learn how investing protects you against inflation, premature retirement, excess taxation, and longevity risk. Or don't, and compound risks.| Physician Finance Canada
In this episode we will be covering portfolio management, including an overview of portfolio planning, portfolio execution, and portfolio maintenance. Much of the episode will focus on asset allocation. This topic builds on what we covered in our last episode. Asset allocation is the mix of investments that you hold. When designing a portfolio for| The Money Scope Podcast
If you are looking for a foundational education about investing linked to tools and guidance to start DIY investing, I[...]| Physician Finance Canada
In the last episode, we introduced how investment taxation using a Canadian Controlled Private Corporation (CCPC) works. Different types of income are taxed differently in a corporation. We reviewed different types of investment income flow through a corporation and how that interacts with the corporation's active income. Plus, how you pay yourself. Today we'll start| The Money Scope Podcast
In the last episode, we discussed taxable investing for an individual taxable investor. We dove into the different forms that investment returns can take, and how they interact with your tax bill. We also talked about attribution rules, tax deferral, and tax drag. In this episode we cover investing in a Canadian corporation. Investment returns| The Money Scope Podcast
In the last episode, we covered the types of accounts that we can hold investments in Canada. Each account has specific features and rules that dictate how they should be used. Most of the account types - called registered accounts - also have limited contribution room. The one account type that is unconstrained by contribution| The Money Scope Podcast
In the last episode, we discussed different investments that you can buy. Like stocks, bonds, or funds that bundle those together. You hold those investment products inside containers called accounts. This week, we start exploring the different investment accounts that you can use to hold those investments in. We will home in on an alphabet| The Money Scope Podcast
When it comes to creating an optimal compensation strategy plan, there’s a lot to navigate. And while there may be a plethora of general rules floating around on the internet, each individual’s optimal strategy is ultimately going to be dependent on their unique situation. That is why we’re using today’s conversation to break down the| The Money Scope Podcast