Navigating your finances as a physician

By P Wysong When Dr. Kevin Gregg graduated from anesthesia residency at University of Calgary he began his career, as most doctors do, with substantial debt. “In my case, I left with $230,000 debt from medical training,” he said. Dr. Gregg, an anesthesiologist in Edmonton, Alberta, completed his residency in 2016, started up his practice and started a family. Needless to say, managing his finances became even more complex. Dr. Gregg, then a medical trainee , had been managing his finances with MD Financial – the service previously offered through the Canadian Medical Association that was sold for 2.6 billion dollars last year. But like many physicians, he felt  surprised by their sale and lack of consultation and transparency behind the deal and wanted a change. “After that, I

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