We answer specific questions about Employment Insurance (EI) for employees and self-employed healthcare professionals. Take a deep dive into common scenarios to understand the benefits of EI in each situation and if EI is right for you.

 

- Employment Insurance Special Benefits

- Employment Insurance Regular Benefits

- Using Employment Insurance to Fund Parental Leave

- Savings vs Employment Insurance to Fund Parental Leave

- Government of Canada: Employment Insurance

- Download the Financial ToolKit

- Contact Us

 

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In this episode, we talk about Employment Insurance (EI) special benefits, for independent contractors and self-employed healthcare professionals. You’ll learn if you qualify, how to register, the available benefits and much more.

 

- Episode 90: Employment Insurance Regular Benefits

- Using Employment Insurance to Fund Parental Leave

- Savings vs Employment Insurance to Fund Parental Leave

- Government of Canada: Employment Insurance

- Download the Financial ToolKit

- Contact Us

 

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If you are an employee, you’ve surely noticed the Employment Insurance (EI) deductions from your paycheque, but do you know how the benefits work? In this episode, we’ll cover everything your need to know about EI regular benefits for Canadian healthcare professionals who are employees.

 

- Using Employment Insurance to Fund Parental Leave

- Savings vs Employment Insurance to Fund Parental Leave

- Government of Canada: Employment Insurance

- Download the Financial ToolKit

- Contact Us

 

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Budgeting has a bad reputation for making you feel guilty for spending your hard-earned money - we're going to show you why that isn't true. In this episode, we'll show you how budgeting can lead to guilt free-spending and prove to you that you're richer than you think!

 

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Inflation in Canada is up nearly 4% in 2021 compared to the same time in 2020. Canadians are feeling its effects with rising prices of gas, groceries and other staples. This episode explains inflation, discusses possible driving factors, and how this abstract number affects your day-to-day and larger purchases. You can't escape it, but you can be ready for it.

 

- What is Inflation?

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- Contact Us

 

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In this episode, Ryan sits down with Leah and Evelyn - The Physio Girls - to learn about their personal finance journey. They talk about the aspects of their finances they feel they have done well, those that could have been done even better, and their advice for healthcare providers who are just starting their careers. One of the best ways to learn about personal finance is from the experience of others (as they will tell you!) and this episode provides just that.

- Read the blog post

- The Five Pillars of Personal Finance for New Grads

- Investing 101: Index Investing

- The Tax Series: Taxes 101

- The Insurance Series: Do I Need Disability Insurance?

- Follow The Physio Girls @thephysiogirls on Instagram

- Download the Financial ToolKit

- Contact Us

 

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There is much more to optimizing your finances than buying the proper amount of insurance, investing in the right products, and building a large emergency fund. In fact, the only aspect of your finances that remains constant is you. How much insurance you need and which type of savings vehicle you should be using will vary throughout your life, but YOU will always be a part of your finances. For this reason, your behaviour makes a huge impact on your finances and is the focus of this week’s podcast episode.

 

In this episode, we’ll give you five actionable behaviour tips you can implement right away to boost your finances and reduce money stress. We’ll talk about how limiting how much you interact with your personal financial plan and automating your finances can actually improve your returns while limiting your financial anxiety. All this and more await you in this episode.

 

- Read the blog post

- The Investing Series

- Press Play Physio Playlists on Spotify

- Download the Financial ToolKit

- Contact Us

 

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If there is one universal truth when it comes to personal finance, it’s that taxes are complicated. Should you be doing your own taxes or using an accountant? Healthcare providers face this dilemma every year and many are still unsure about which choice is best for them. In this episode of the Allied Health Financial Podcast, we talk all about accountants and how they can help you with your taxes. We’ll clear up the questions and misconceptions surrounding accountants so you can make a better choice when tax season rolls around.

 

- Read the blog post

- The Tax Series

- Download the Financial ToolKit

- Contact Us

 

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It’s graduation time across allied health professions, which means that new clinicians are starting their careers and getting serious about their finances. In this episode, we give you five practical tips to set up your finances for success. You'll learn about managing cash flow, setting financial goals, getting started, and building financial habits that will pay dividends throughout your entire career. If you’re a new grad, want to make sure you’re on the right track, or need something to re-set your finances, this podcast episode is for you.

- Read the blog post

- The Five Pillars of Personal Finance for New Grads

- The Insurance Series: Do I Need Disability Insurance?

- Should I Pay Off Debt or Invest?

- Download the Financial ToolKit

- Contact Us

 

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We answer a question from a good friend of the show Emma Jack of Press Play Physio about planning for parental/maternity leave as a Canadian Healthcare Provider. We talk about how much you should save for parental leave, compare using (Employment Insurance) EI vs savings and go through the pros and cons of each option.

- Read the blog post

- The Family Series: How Much Should You Save for Parental Leave?

- The Family Series: Using Employment Insurance to Fund Parental Leave

- The Family Series: Savings vs Employment Insurance to Fund Parental Leave

- Download the Financial ToolKit

- Contact Us

 

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