Love costs
See what Canadians are spending on their loved ones this Valentine’s Day.
marriage
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Ask MoneySense: Debt responsibilities
Married people are not responsible for the personal debts of their spouse but they aren’t in the clear either.
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Marrying their money
Miranda and Jake both brought significant assets into their relationship, and now the couple is struggling to combine accounts and stay financially independent. It’s time for them to stop acting like roommates.
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Common law is not the same as married
No rings on your fingers, no bells on your toes,
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To-do list for the newly single
Here are some tips that will help you get back on your feet after a divorce, separation or death.
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Are you financially compatible?
If you can’t talk about money, you’re headed for trouble.
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Do you need a cohabitation agreement?
Taking your relationship to the next level? Bruce Sellery says make sure you discuss the big financial topics first.
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Your money
How to find your path back to Findependence after divorce.
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Getting married? Make a new will
Your previous will is automatically revoked when you tie the knot.
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Choosing the matrimonial home
Some say life shouldn’t change when you’re married, but that’s not how the taxman sees it—especially when it comes to property ownership. Bruce Sellery has this advice for a soon-to-be married couple.
