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How to get out of debt on a single income after a divorce

Adjusting to a single income, post-divorce, can be challenging. These tips will help you organize your finances and find...

How to get out of debt on a single income after a divorce

Best way to allocate cash in a $1.4 million retirement portfolio

This 66-year-old retired couple's portfolio is more than 25% in cash. Where should they put it?

Best way to allocate cash in a $1.4 million retirement portfolio

How to minimize tax on the sale of a condo

The basics on how to lower your tax bill

How to minimize tax on the sale of a condo

rrsp or tfsa? Which is better for a down payment

Investments to use for a down payment on a house

RRSP or TFSA? Likely, it'll be both

Investments to use for a down payment on a house

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Best low-fee U.S. index funds to invest in now

Maggie has $20,000 to invest. Which index fund is best?

Best low-fee U.S. index funds to invest in now

A 19 holding TFSA that can be cut down to just two ETFs

How can Patti simplify her unwieldy portfolio?

A 19 holding TFSA that can be cut down to just two ETFs

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How to ensure an ex-spouse doesn’t receive a part of your estate

"We have been separated for over 25 years and I'd like my present spouse to inherit everything"

How to ensure an ex-spouse doesn’t receive a part of your estate

Can you get EI benefits even if you have a pension?

With a $4,000/month pension, this reader shouldn't expect to receive EI. Here's why

Can you get EI benefits even if you have a pension?

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Investing tips for retired Canadians

What you should, and shouldn't do to avoid 'pre-retirement financial stress syndrome,' according to one author

Investing tips for retired Canadians

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