Landing in Canada as an internationally trained physician is exciting—and overwhelming. In this episode, Usman and Saad walk you through what to do in your first months: setting up your SIN, banking, and credit, avoiding “free” generic bank advice, and understanding how Canada’s system treats you as a consultant, not an employee. They dive into tax-efficient structures, housing and kids’ education, and why proper financial life planning—not random investments—is what actually buys you time, freedom, and options for your family. You’ll also hear about the emotional side of starting over, rebuilding identity, and creating community in a new country. Stay to the end to learn how to access RFL’s free Tax-Free Retirement Blueprint so you can keep more of what you earn and build a truly rich, fulfilling life in Canada.

Raising kids in Canada comes with rising university costs and limited government support. In this episode, we break down the smart, structured ways to fund your child’s education without compromising your own financial future. We walk through RESP grants, why they’re helpful but insufficient, how to use investment accounts strategically, and when it may make sense to use your corporation or a long-term compounding asset to support your child’s future education, career, and financial independence. We also discuss how certain structures can create generational tax advantages and give your child access to capital throughout their life. To learn how to build a secure, tax-efficient financial plan, download the Tax-Free Retirement Blueprint at rflwealth.ca/blueprint.

Doctors face unique financial challenges. In this episode, we break down how RFL helps internationally trained physicians structure their finances, save millions in taxes, and live a Rich, Fulfilling Life today and in retirement.

Just like you wouldn’t go to a dermatologist for heart surgery, you shouldn’t take financial advice from generalists who don’t understand doctors. In this episode, we explore why medical professionals need specialists for wealth planning, the dangers of DIY solutions, and how RFL helps doctors achieve a Rich, Fulfilling Life in the most tax-efficient way possible.

Doctors often hear comforting financial advice that simply isn’t true — like “you’ll pay less tax in retirement,” “your high income is enough for the future,” or “free advice is good advice.” In this episode, we bust these myths and reveal how they could cost you millions. Stick around until the end for a free resource: the Tax-Free Retirement Blueprint.

Most doctors and dentists think they’re being savvy when they opt for free financial advice from banks, insurance agents, or commission-based advisors. But what if that “free” advice is costing you millions?

In this episode, Saad Nadeem unpacks the hidden dangers behind so-called free financial planning—and reveals why it’s often the most expensive mistake high-earning medical professionals make.

You’ll learn:

• Why “free” advice is rarely unbiased (hint: someone’s always selling you something)

• The shocking long-term cost of commissions, hidden fees, and poor tax planning

• How to tell the difference between product-pushing and real financial advice

• The massive impact proper planning can have on your wealth, your stress levels, and your family’s future

Additionally, Saad shares a proven blueprint used by over 100 doctors across Canada to minimize taxes and retire with confidence, without incurring 1% AUM fees.

🎁 Stick around to get your free copy of The Tax-Free MD Blueprint: rflwealth.ca/blueprint

In this episode of The Rich Fulfilling Life Show, Saad Nadeem dives into one of the most common—and costly—retirement planning mistakes dentists make: assuming the sale of their practice will fund their retirement.

From overestimating practice value to underestimating future tax bills, Saad breaks down why this strategy often falls short and what you should be doing instead.

You’ll learn:

• Why relying on your practice sale is a risky retirement plan

• The myth of “lower taxes in retirement” (and why it’s usually the opposite)

• The biggest savings mistakes dentists make

• How to build a tax-efficient retirement plan that lets you enjoy life now and later

If you’re a dentist who’s been so focused on building your practice that you’ve neglected your own financial future, this is a must-listen.

👉 Stick around until the end for a free resource: The Dentist’s Guide to a Tax-Free Retirement.

Incorporated physicians in Ontario can now join HOOPP as of January 2025—a game-changer for doctor retirement planning. But is it better than a Personal Pension Plan (PPP)?

In this episode of The Rich Fulfilling Life Show, Saad Nadeem compares HOOPP vs. PPP—covering taxes, contributions, estate planning, and generational wealth.

💡 Want to learn how to save up to $1M in taxes? 📘 Get your FREE Tax-Free Retirement Blueprint at rflwealth.ca/blueprint

Start building your rich, fulfilling life today.