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Does divorce after a long separation make sense?

After an 18-year-separation, consider financial repercussions before signing those papers

Does divorce after a long separation make sense?
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Taxes

Avoid paying tax on the sale of land

Options are limited when it comes to sheltering sold land from tax

Avoid paying tax on the sale of land
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Bonds

The pros and cons of buying U.S. corporate bonds

Is the diversification they offer worth the added risk?

The pros and cons of buying U.S. corporate bonds

RRSPs

How to know a spousal RRSP is right for you

Wayne’s wife has no RRSP room, so he’s hoping she can use some of his. But there's a better...

How to know a spousal RRSP is right for you

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RESPs

Can I set up RESPs for my kids without telling my ex?

Keeping an RESP secret isn't allowed by the CRA. Here's why

Can I set up RESPs for my kids without telling my ex?
estate planning for blended families

Financial Planning

When a spouse is left out of the will

This reader's mother-in-law has no income—but gets no assets from her husband's will

When a spouse is left out of the will
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Investing

How to add dividend ETFs to a Couch Potato portfolio

Mike wants to increase yield on his couch potato portfolio by adding dividend ETFs. Here's what he should consider

How to add dividend ETFs to a Couch Potato portfolio
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Financial Planning

What do I owe my step-children?

Blended families can have complicated estate planning issues

What do I owe my step-children?

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Investing

How much should you pay in investment fees?

Fee info is hard to find online. Here's advice

How much should you pay in investment fees?

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