Money Matters: What role do the most financially secure citizens have in addressing wealth inequality?
MoneySense partners share their answers to questions that we hope will inspire and inform Canadians about their personal finances.
Financial Planning
Fresh takes on the challenges facing baby boomers as they approach retirement
Our columnist reviews The Boomers Retire, a new book that fills the growing knowledge gap about retirement income among...
Are you entitled to anything when your ex-spouse dies?
Ginette wonders if she can claim survivor benefits although she and her late former husband were no longer together.
Making sense of the markets this week: July 5, 2021
Why investors should pay attention to the CAPE ratio; an easy way to beat the TSX; young investors' attitudes...
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What happens to real estate when a spouse dies and property isn’t held jointly?
Barb’s mother is living in a house that was owned by her deceased father, and remains in the name...
Introducing Money Matters—a new video series from MoneySense
MoneySense partners share their answers to questions that we hope will inspire and inform Canadians about their personal finances.
Questions about real estate, family, finances and more
Three situations: Renovating a cottage to build an inheritance, adding names to a property and understanding capital gains. And...
Estate planning changes in Ontario
Virtual signing and remote witnessing are now permanent options for clients and lawyers creating wills and powers of attorney...
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IVF and adoption costs in Canada
Having kids can be expensive for every family—but for Canadians with fertility issues, there are added financial and non-financial...