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Financial planner and money coach Michelle Robertson left corporate life to teach women about money. Here’s what she learned...
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Should you buy life insurance to pay for tax owed upon death?
When you die, capital gains tax might apply to some of your assets. Can life insurance help shelter your...
What new bare trust tax filing rules mean for Canadians
Do Canadians have to file a trust tax return this year? What is a bare trust? What are the...
Making sense of the markets this week: March 31, 2024
Trump sells unprofitable company for billions, the U.S. is an oil king, GameStop struggles continue, and tech rules the...
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How to save (and invest) your first $100,000
Saving and investing $100,000 is a popular finance goal for Canadians. Thankfully, with growth and compound interest, it’s not...
Should you claim your common-law partner on your taxes?
Changing your status to common-law has an impact on your tax return and government benefits. Here’s how to know...
Making sense of the markets this week: March 24, 2024
Inflation falls, Fedex jumps 13%, earnings soften for Power Corp and Couche-Tard, and S&P 500 gets two new members.
How to cope with the RRSP-to-RRIF deadline in your early 70s
You don’t want to miss the conversion deadline at the end of the year you turn 71—you’ll be on...
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