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How Raj and Marie can net $80,000 annually—for life—from their nest egg

Raj plans to stop working at age 60 while his wife, Marie, 55, will work five more years

How Raj and Marie can net $80,000 annually—for life—from their nest egg
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Selling your home to your kids—for $1

You need to consider if the savings for your child are worth the risk to you

Selling your home to your kids—for $1

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How to sell a used car—and when you shouldn’t bother

Being "upside-down" in a loan means you should keep that car for a while longer.

How to sell a used car—and when you shouldn’t bother

Investing

A Canuck’s guide to successful investing

Why understanding fees—and how they eat into your returns—matters

A Canuck’s guide to successful investing

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Retirement

Can Anne, 63, afford to retire right now?

Or will she run out of money?

Can Anne, 63, afford to retire right now?

Financial Planning

My ex-wife earned twice what I did. Am I entitled to spousal support?

A short marriage and no children would likely mean you're out of luck

My ex-wife earned twice what I did. Am I entitled to spousal support?

Real Estate

How joint property ownership rights work

What happens when the property is sold depends on how it's jointly owned.

How joint property ownership rights work
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Bleeding your RRSP dry to save on tax when you’re dead

Chris is retiring and living on CPP, OAS and her RRSP. She wonders if she should take more than...

Bleeding your RRSP dry to save on tax when you’re dead

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A teacher’s $21,000 TFSA looking to spice things up

Would adding an emerging markets ETF—or another international fund—do the trick?

A teacher’s $21,000 TFSA looking to spice things up

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