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“Will selling my house help me retire sooner—and more securely?”

Karen divorced at 55 and worries about carrying mortgage debt when she retires. At the same time, she thinks...

“Will selling my house help me retire sooner—and more securely?”
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“What is my spouse entitled to if we divorce?”

While it may seem unfair that divorce law does not favour the party who didn’t initiate a separation, non-compliance...

“What is my spouse entitled to if we divorce?”

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When your investment partners don’t play by the CRA’s rules

Marcus and some friends turned a profit on their investment property. Trouble is, two of them plan to keep...

When your investment partners don’t play by the CRA’s rules

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Playing investment catch-up

At age 50, Viki’s putting aside $12,000 a year. Will that give her enough to retire comfortably at 67?

Playing investment catch-up

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How are jointly held investment accounts taxed?

Joint ownership makes access to the investments easier by a surviving spouse, but requires diligent record-keeping while you’re both...

How are jointly held investment accounts taxed?

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“My car is a write-off, so why won’t my insurance company pay for a new one?”

It’s important to understand your policy—“replacement value” isn't the same as covering the cost of purchasing a new vehicle.

“My car is a write-off, so why won’t my insurance company pay for a new one?”

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Helping older relatives with money management

Angela's in-laws are living with her, and claim they don’t have enough money to pay their fair share of...

Helping older relatives with money management

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Should you take out a loan to pay for your wedding?

Saving up for the big day could be easier than you think.

Should you take out a loan to pay for your wedding?

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Who’s responsible for damage from a home inspection or viewing?

Here are four ways to protect yourself in case something goes wrong.

Who’s responsible for damage from a home inspection or viewing?

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