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What happens to interest on an inheritance while executors fight over a will

Will Miguel get his inheritance?

What happens to interest on an inheritance while executors fight over a will

6 ways to make your tax return audit-proof

Start by filing on time, being honest and keeping your documents organized.

6 ways to make your tax return audit-proof

Financial Planning

The best way to transfer investments to your spouse

Dean has investments that he wants to transfer to his spouse. There are tax implications depending upon how the...

The best way to transfer investments to your spouse

Why Canada needs open banking

Open banking would increase financial sector competition, resulting in better products for consumers.

Why Canada needs open banking

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Why it’s important to double down on low-cost financial products

Moving a portfolio from 4.8% to 5% returns with no added risk is a win for investors

Why it’s important to double down on low-cost financial products

How to make the right pension decision when longevity is so variable

Should Richard take 100% of his pension or just 60% in case he predeceases his wife? Here's what to...

How to make the right pension decision when longevity is so variable

The best TFSA investment for a time horizon of 3 to 5 years

And why an ETF may not be the answer

The best TFSA investment for a time horizon of 3 to 5 years

A TFSA strategy that lines Narayan’s pockets—not his advisor’s

He's enjoyed good returns, but Narayan may have too much exposure to Canada

A TFSA strategy that lines Narayan’s pockets—not his advisor’s

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She’s 34 and wants to retire at 65 with $70,000 a year. Can she?

Jenna's quick calculations show she'll need $2 million in savings. Is that really true?

She’s 34 and wants to retire at 65 with $70,000 a year. Can she?

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