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Debt

Sharing your spouse’s debt might be unwise

How merging family debt in a second mortgage raises risks

Sharing your spouse’s debt might be unwise

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Can I win by shifting funds from my RRSP to my TFSA?

An RRSP drawdown to fund your TFSA can mean more retirement income

Can I win by shifting funds from my RRSP to my TFSA?

RRSPs

When an RRSP isn’t worth it

Julia has a DB pension and is maxing out her TFSA. Is an RRSP worth it for her?

When an RRSP isn’t worth it

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What should Mike do with his $10,000 inheritance?

A retiree wonders if it's time to spend

What should Mike do with his $10,000 inheritance?

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How to stop paying high fees on bank stocks

Our bank advisor is bleeding us on bank stock fees. How do I make it stop?

How to stop paying high fees on bank stocks
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Taxes

Avoid tax traps when opening a joint investment account

Beware of spousal attribution.

Avoid tax traps when opening a joint investment account

Debt

Have credit card debt? Raid that savings account

The solution is simple when interest rates are higher on your debt than your savings account.

Have credit card debt? Raid that savings account

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How to mix rental income and portfolio returns in retirement

This couple has no pensions. How do they balance assets and rental income?

How to mix rental income and portfolio returns in retirement

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Are segregated funds right for an 85-year-old?

Seg funds carry very high fees. Buyer beware

Are segregated funds right for an 85-year-old?

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