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The best TFSAs in Canada for 2026

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The best TFSAs in Canada for 2026

Tax-free savings accounts offer a place for your cash or other investments to grow. Here’s help with selecting the best…

The best TFSAs in Canada for 2026
The best RRSPs in Canada for 2026

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The best RRSPs in Canada for 2026

Here are the best accounts to hold your savings and investments.

The best RRSPs in Canada for 2026
CCB payment dates in 2026, and more to know about the Canada Child Benefit

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CCB payment dates in 2026, and more to know about the Canada Child Benefit

Find the 2026 CCB payment dates, maximum benefit amounts, income cutoffs, and eligibility rules for the Canada Child Benefit. Updated…

CCB payment dates in 2026, and more to know about the Canada Child Benefit
How often should you check in on your finances?

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How often should you check in on your finances?

From budgeting to credit scores and taxes, experts share a simple monthly, quarterly and annual financial checklist for Canadians.

How often should you check in on your finances?
How annuities work in Canada

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How annuities work in Canada

Annuities have faced headwinds over the past 40 years. But as interest rates climb and baby boomers retire, they’re gaining…

How annuities work in Canada
Insurance for self-employed Canadians: What coverage do you need?

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Insurance for self-employed Canadians: What coverage do you need?

Employees often have group insurance coverage at work, but people who work for themselves need to make sure they are…

Insurance for self-employed Canadians: What coverage do you need?
Will you make money on your rental property?

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Will you make money on your rental property?

Rental real estate has been a great investment for many Canadians. But how do you assess whether yours is likely…

Will you make money on your rental property?
Planning for the (potential) costs of long-term care

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Planning for the (potential) costs of long-term care

Insuring against a potential expense that could range from nothing to hundreds of thousands of dollars, and could happen at…

Planning for the (potential) costs of long-term care
Severance, pensions and unemployment at 65: Should you apply for a pension if you get laid off?

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Severance, pensions and unemployment at 65: Should you apply for a pension if you get laid off?

If you got laid off and are trying to maximize your termination package, pension income and EI benefits, consider these…

Severance, pensions and unemployment at 65: Should you apply for a pension if you get laid off?
Who to name as executor when family members aren’t an option

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Who to name as executor when family members aren’t an option

It’s not always possible or beneficial to name a family member or close friend as executor in your will. Here’s…

Who to name as executor when family members aren’t an option
Triggering losses by transferring investments to a TFSA

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Triggering losses by transferring investments to a TFSA

Stavros is worried that contributing an investment in kind to his TFSA will trigger the “superficial loss rule.”

Triggering losses by transferring investments to a TFSA
Should you include your pension in your net worth?

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Should you include your pension in your net worth?

Whether to include a pension in your net worth statement is up for debate. If you choose to do so,…

Should you include your pension in your net worth?