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Procrastination is a med student's worst enemy, but we have 5 things to consider when you're thinking of putting off that important work for just a little bit.

The Bank of Canada is raising its key interest rate. We look at what this means for Canadians.

Scotiabank’s Chief Economist returns to explain how inflation factored into the Bank of Canada’s decision.

Thinking about buying a home during residency? Resident physicians have many questions about home ownership and mortgages, here are some answers.

Learn how a student line of credit can be used for more than just your school-related expenses.

Wondering how to pay for medical school? We'll walk you through the most common forms of medical school funding, step by step.

Residency is often the first chance for new physicians to start earning an income. So, how much do residents in Canada make?

A well-designed financial plan can be advantageous to how well you manage expenses for your academic studies year over year. Find out what to consider.

Procrastination is a med student's worst enemy, but we have 5 things to consider when you're thinking of putting off that important work for just a little bit.

Part job search, part negotiation, part vision quest—choosing a practice is no easy feat, so here’s some advice to help you find your way.

Thinking about buying a home but don’t know how much you can afford? Here’s what you should consider when getting a mortgage.

Looking to buy a home? Let’s explore your borrowing options.

Dr. Meivys Garcia’s clinic is helping smooth the path to parenthood.

Outsourcing your financial responsibilities can be one way to manage your personal goals more effectively. Here’s what to take into consideration.

If you already have a thriving clinic, it could be time to consider expanding to better serve your patients.

Part job search, part negotiation, part vision quest—choosing a practice is no easy feat, so here’s some advice to help you find your way.

Thinking about buying a home but don’t know how much you can afford? Here’s what you should consider when getting a mortgage.

For physicians, buying a second home is a common way to invest. If you’re thinking about this, here’s some things to consider when making this decision.