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When your dead spouse’s debt is your debt

Debts can't be transferred when a spouse dies

When your dead spouse’s debt is your debt

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The problem with investing $150,000 in seg funds

Often the math doesn't add up

The problem with investing $150,000 in seg funds

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Two benefits of ‘corporate class’ mutual funds

And what exactly does tax efficiency in a fund even mean, anyway?

Two benefits of ‘corporate class’ mutual funds

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The trouble with moving stocks to a TFSA

Private placements can pay off, but you're going to have to take a hit on capital gains

The trouble with moving stocks to a TFSA

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I work harder than my ex. Why must I pay spousal support?

Catherine works long hours to earn twice as much as her ex. Can she avoid paying him spousal support?

I work harder than my ex. Why must I pay spousal support?

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Why incorporation isn’t always a magical tax fix

Sandie’s wife has a small business she plans to run for the next few years. Is she better off...

Why incorporation isn’t always a magical tax fix

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These three people co-own a house. Who pays tax on rental income?

In real estate investing, your taxes depend on whether you're a partner or co-owner

These three people co-own a house. Who pays tax on rental income?

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I’m retired, should I contribute to an RRSP or a TFSA?

In most cases, TFSAs make more sense than RRSPs for retirees

I’m retired, should I contribute to an RRSP or a TFSA?

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Capital gains tax rules on a house owned with siblings

Preet owns a house with his brother. His situation is complicated, to say the least

Capital gains tax rules on a house owned with siblings

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