by | Retiring Pharmacists |
Every person wants to reach a point in their life where they can retire. Retirement is when you can slow down, enjoy your golden years, and spend time with your family. But, retirement planning is crucial to leave your job and obtain that lifestyle. This is especially...
by | Staff Pharmacists, Pharmacy Owners, Recent Graduates, Reliefs, Retiring Pharmacists, Students
Are you one of approximately 74% of Canadians who don’t have a valid or up-to-date personal Will? Have you not prepared your Wills because… …you think your personal situation is simple? …you think your financial situation doesn’t warrant...
by | Reliefs, Pharmacy Owners, Recent Graduates, Retiring Pharmacists, Staff Pharmacists, Students |
What’s The New Buzz Out There? There has been a lot of buzz these days about Robo advisors out there and they are the new cost-efficient way to invest. There are a few main companies in Canada now that offer Robo advice so they call it. The most dominant...
by | Pharmacy Owners, Reliefs, Retiring Pharmacists |
Best Ways to Save For Retirement: What’s the most tax-efficient way to save for retirement and access those funds in your leisure years for a pharmacist? Many would say Registered Retirement Savings Plans or a Pension Plan. RRSP’s are certainly an efficient way to...
by | Pharmacy Owners, Reliefs, Retiring Pharmacists |
Keeping Your Hard Earned Dollars In The Family With the new tax changes being implemented by our Liberal Government, we need to explore new avenues to defer or even eliminate tax so we can retire comfortably and then pass along the rest tax free to our loved...
by | Pharmacy Owners, Recent Graduates, Reliefs, Retiring Pharmacists, Staff Pharmacists, Students
Do I Lease or Buy a New Car? Many Pharmacists often come up to us and ask us if it is better to buy or lease a new car. When you are in the market for that new shiny car, choosing the model & make most likely is the easy part. The challenge then...
