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How to invest your money in Canada as a U.S. citizen

Generally, Americans should avoid TFSAs and RESPs

How to invest your money in Canada as a U.S. citizen

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Are investment fees tax deductible?

Jerry pays a few thousand dollars in monthly fees but they may not be tax deductible

Are investment fees tax deductible?

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Capital loss tax deductions from beyond the grave

Yvonne's recently-passed husband had capital losses. Did she maximize the claim on his final tax return?

Capital loss tax deductions from beyond the grave

RRIF estate planning inheritance tax

Gifting your RRIF to your children

Angie wants to give her RRIF to her children while she’s still alive

Gifting your RRIF to your children

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Should you do a pension buyback?

It's almost always a good idea

Should you do a pension buyback?

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The retirement reshuffle

How to rearrange investment accounts in your golden years

The retirement reshuffle

CPP and OAS after the death of a spouse

Keith arranged to split pensions with his late wife many years ago. What is he entitled to now?

CPP and OAS after the death of a spouse

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Financial Planning

Reasons to tap RRSPs before age 71

Doing this makes sense for plenty of Canadians. Is it the right option for you?

Reasons to tap RRSPs before age 71

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Should you use RRSPs to pay down the mortgage?

Careful, the tax hit may be hefty if you tap your RRSP early

Should you use RRSPs to pay down the mortgage?

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