Russell Sawatsky CFPMeet Emily. Her story is not uncommon. Many with successful careers enjoy the fruits of their #income today but struggle to build #wealth for tomorrow. The key to changing this narrative lies in learning to #lookpoor while actually growing wealthy. Read more about her story in my latest #MoneyArchitectFinancialPlanning blog post: https://moneyarchitect.ca/embracing-the-power-of-looking-poor-a-path-to-wealth/ #adviceonly #feeforservice #financialplanningcanada #personalfinance #personalfinancecanada
Peter V. Tretter ✅ 🇨🇦Can your doctor dump you as a patient for going to a walk-in clinic? - National | Globalnews https://ap236.com/pCCfdU #OHIP #WalkInClinics #Doctors #FeeForService #Penalties #onpoli @ontariogreens @onpoli
One of the more fascinating #MoneySense articles I read during their print era was The All-Canadian Wealth Test, published in 2015. In my latest #moneyarchitect blog post I offer an updated wealth test. How does your household compare? Read more here: https://moneyarchitect.ca/a-canadian-wealth-test/ #adviceonly #feeforservice #financialplanning #moneyarchitectfinancialplanning #personalfinance #personalfinancecanada
For my fourth and final #moneyarchitect missive from #Japan, I offer the following post about #financialplanning in the country. Note: The slogan for the Japan Association for Financial Planners,「ひとりひとりの夢をかたちに」can be translated, “Giving Shape to Everyone’s Dreams.” Read more here: https://moneyarchitect.ca/japan-travelog-part-4-financial-planning-in-japan/ #adviceonly #feeforservice #financialplanning #moneyarchitectfinancialplanning #personalfinance #personalfinancecanada #retirementplanning #savings
Brian Pierce@TucsonSentinel
I was part of a #familymedicine group for 12 years. Gave that up 9 years ago and started a #directprimarycare practice working for patients, not insurance companies.
It's a much more effective way to deliver #primarycare compared to insurance or government #feeforservice and should be part of any #healthcarereform
Brian Pierce MD@petersuber
Much of this is due to #feeforservice billing paradigm and prepaying for routine care via #healthinsurance
For #primarycare, it's simpler to dump both. That makes primary care efficient enough that we can provide it (and free phone calls and messages) for $44 to $99/month when the hospital clinic down the street is charging $173 to $351 per visit.
Save the insurance for big , expensive problems.
Family doctor says he's overworked and overregulated, and $400K in debt | CBC Radio https://bit.ly/3J5xEl3 #Doctors #OHIP #Medicine #FeeForService #onpoli @onpoli @ontariogreens
Family doctor says he's overworked and overregulated, and $400K in debt | CBC Radio
Dr. Jamil Sawaya, a family physician in Saskatoon, says an often overlooked part of the problem of Canada's family doctor shortage is that for people coming out of medical school, family medicine is a much less appealing choice than other options.