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Can a portfolio of just one ETF make sense?

A reader seeks an income-weighted all-in-one solution. Be sure to compare your options

Can a portfolio of just one ETF make sense?
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Can I receive a share of my ex’s military pension?

It depends—pension rules changed in 2015

Can I receive a share of my ex’s military pension?

Retirement

How can I use my extra RRSP room when I retire?

You can't use up next year's room this year, but there are ways to put that room to work

How can I use my extra RRSP room when I retire?
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Do my heirs need to be at the reading of my will?

This woman wonders what her sons and grandchildren need to do to inherit her Californian estate

Do my heirs need to be at the reading of my will?

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Best low-fee mutual funds for seniors

Pay attention to risk tolerance rather than your age

Best low-fee mutual funds for seniors

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Avoiding Canadian tax on U.S. property

Sonja and her spouse are splitting their assets. Can she claim a U.S. property as her principal residence?

Avoiding Canadian tax on U.S. property

Financial Planning

Is an RRSP worth it if you’re retiring abroad?

It makes sense from a tax perspective but might make investing a hassle

Is an RRSP worth it if you’re retiring abroad?

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How to report capital gains tax owed on gifted shares

Ask a MoneySense expert, with the added wrinkle: What if you're a U.S. citizen

How to report capital gains tax owed on gifted shares

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I’m moving investments to an online broker. Will they cover my fees?

It often comes down to how big your balance is. But be sure to shop around and beware the...

I’m moving investments to an online broker. Will they cover my fees?

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