What happens to your debt when you die
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A strategy for non-registered and TFSA accounts in retirement
Between a TFSA and non-registered accounts, what is the most tax-effective way to withdraw to fund retirement?
Can you maximize your RRSP and TFSA with an income of $0?
With a year of no income, find out if it makes sense to max out registered accounts like an...
Who to name as executor when family members aren’t an option
It’s not always possible or beneficial to name a family member or close friend as executor in your will....
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What is the CPP Survivor’s Pension? How can Canadians claim this benefit?
When a spouse loses their partner, benefits are available to them through the government, such as the CPP Survivor’s...
Can an executor borrow money to cover probate costs?
Executors have a few options when the estate has outstanding bills and no cash to cover probate fees. Find...
How to make better financial decisions—without regret—in a crisis
What is a decision crisis? How do you know if you’re in one, and what do you do next?...
When does the “plus 1” rule apply to a principal residence?
There are tax implications to inheriting a second property. But in certain circumstances, you can have two principal residences...
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