Doctors: Are You Managing Your Finances Properly?
Though being a doctor is often considered a high-earning profession, money continues to be a big stressor for many. Managing
Are your finances too complex to manage?
As you progress in your life and career it is inevitable that your financial opportunities, and requirements, develop too. As
2018 Resolutions – Get Your Finances Sorted
Yes, it’s that time of year again. The time of year when we feel as if we have to turn
RNZCGP Quality Symposium 2017
Next week, on Thursday 27 – Sunday 30 July, MedCapital will be attending the Royal New Zealand College of General
The First Steps to Financial Freedom – A Guide for New Zealand’s Junior Doctors
Having worked with doctors for over a decade we know that the life of a medical student and even junior
The Key Issue Affecting General Practitioner’s Finances
A research study conducted by The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners (RNZCGP) showed that of the 2146 respondent
6. Insufficient Insurance Coverage and Structure
The last common mistake and certainly not the least is Insufficient Insurance Coverage and Structure. This is perhaps one of the
5. Sub-optimal Debt Structures
The next most common mistake is Sub-optimal Debt Structures. What we mean by that is doctors having an excessive amount
4. Incorrect Asset and Income Structures
The fourth most common financial mistake doctors make is Incorrect Asset and Income Structures. This is a fairly obvious mistake
3. Unplanned Superannuation
The third most common financial mistake of our doctors is Unplanned Superannuation. The most common initial feedback we get from