Presentations
Available Presentations
RRSP vs Corp Investing
When multiple tax sheltering vehicles are available to the incorporated physician, asset location becomes worthwhile to investigate and discuss. Here, I compare tax implications of various types of investments depending on where they are held inside your wealth portfolio and reveal how greatly it can impact wealth acceleration.
SBD Grind Down
Arguably one of the fundamental drivers for physicians to establish a corporation, the small business deduction is a crucial tax benefit to protect. High net worth families are susceptible to unnecessary higher tax bills if the SBD rules are overlooked. In this session I will discuss strategies to preserve this benefit through income diversion and asset location.
UHT
The underused housing tax has been a recent implementation whose applicability may catch incorporated physicians by surprise, particularly those who own rental properties inside a holding company. The relevant details as it pertains to physicians will be distilled.
Charitable Donations
Instinctively, charitable giving is often thought of as a distinctly separate process from wealth planning, but particular pathways to donate can lead to more tax efficient outcomes that benefit both you and the charity, making your dollars work better for all.
Behaviour Biases
Behavioural biases in finance are pervasive but often overlooked. Consideration and a deeper evaluation of entities such as loss aversion, experiential and confirmation bias have been shown in studies to improve wealth generation. Anecdotally, I have also found this to be true.
How To Beat The Market
When we think about generating wealth, it’s common to gravitate towards trying to find the best performing assets with the lowest expense ratios. But maybe instead, consider this as part of a larger process along the journey of your earned, invested and enjoyed dollar. A refocus toward creating a wealth framework, paying particular attention to the implication of taxes can help us beat the market by more than 3%.
TFSA
Although a smaller tax shelter haven, the TFSA has a time and place for the incorporated physician. My thoughts on maximizing its potential and common misperceptions will be shared.
CDA, GRIP & RDTOH
T2 corporate income tax returns can reveal multiple tax savings measures that may either not be known or utilized by your accountant. My savings reach $100k after learning the meaning of these tax lines. An introduction to GRIP (General rate income pool), CDA (Capital dividend account), and RDTOH (Refund dividend tax on hand) will be presented in digestible, physician friendly bites over a 45 minute presentation.
Life Insurance
Permanent life insurance is a controversial product with key considerations to decide if it delivers meaningful value for you. A brief review of insurance types and the pros and cons of permanent life insurance for incorporated physicians will be weighed.
Real Estate Investing
Investing in real estate and can be a great avenue to diversify the scope of your wealth. While the landscape of real estate investing is vast and can take many forms, the focus of this discussion will be geared towards pre condo developments for both the incorporated and non incorporated physician. As the owner of over a dozen units, I will share my story and what I believe are pros and cons of this market.
Putting A Value On Value
This presentation centers its discussion around describing and quantifying those skills and organizational tactics of wealth building to definitively increase net worth external to external finical forces beyond our control.
My Journey
In this talk, I share my financial and how it has evolved alongside my 15+ year career and personal life. I will highlight pearls that have enlightened and chat about both successes and failures I’ve learned from.