Videos

RRSP vs Corporate Investing
Dr. Genhee So Dr. Genhee So

RRSP vs Corporate Investing

Is it better to invest inside our medicine professional corporations or direct the money into an RRSP?

As I have come to realize over the last several years, readily available investment tools such as the RRSP have considerably different optimal utility points for physicians compared to the general public. In the case of RRSPs, for example, making contributions every year may not be ideal, particularly for the high net worth physician who is nearing or exceeding the $500k mark inside their RRSP.

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HOOPP & The High Net Worth Physician
Dr. Genhee So Dr. Genhee So

HOOPP & The High Net Worth Physician

Please join me for this 45min presentation where I present further details of this pension plan and what I believe are the benefits and drawbacks as it relates to the high net worth physician. 

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Putting A Value On Value
Dr. Genhee So Dr. Genhee So

Putting A Value On Value

I welcome you to join me for this a 45 minute session in which I will summarize a white paper quantifying best practice tools for wealth building and wealth management where the focus is on process efficiency, not stock picking; putting a value on value. 

Having a basic understanding of these optimization strategies can help you determine if you and/or your wealth management team is employing best practices.

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Capital Gains Inclusion Rate - 2024
Dr. Genhee So Dr. Genhee So

Capital Gains Inclusion Rate - 2024

During this session, I explain the increase in the inclusion rate on the capital gains tax for corporations and individual, dive deeper into its impact and the ripple effect on other aspects of our wealth specifically applied to high net worth physicians.

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Whole Life Insurance
Dr. Genhee So Dr. Genhee So

Whole Life Insurance

In this 40 minute session, I start by briefly discussing the mechanics of whole life insurance and which demographic should consider it. More time is focussed on how to ensure you are not overpaying in premiums, being oversold in coverage and feel confident this remains a viable option to borrow against when the time approaches (eg.retirement).

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