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Is taking CPP at age 60 the best option for a lower income earner?

Lisa needs a good strategy

Is taking CPP at age 60 the best option for a lower income earner?

What should young Ellis do with a $500,000 inheritance?

Should he invest it? Or do something else?

What should young Ellis do with a $500,000 inheritance?

Retirement fitness involves mind and body, as well as money

Book review of Retire Fit, Fit & Fit by Howard Pell

Retirement fitness involves mind and body, as well as money

Are budgeting apps like Mint safe to use?

Mint and PocketGuard can make budgeting easy, but they require access to your banking information

Are budgeting apps like Mint safe to use?

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That time I asked Reddit to ask me anything

19 answers to 19 investing questions from Reddit users

That time I asked Reddit to ask me anything

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Capital gains surprises on the sale of your co-owned cottage

Investing in real estate: one cottage sale with two different tax implications

Capital gains surprises on the sale of your co-owned cottage

I sold some art. What should I do with the money? Do I have to pay tax?

How to calculate your capital gain on the sale of art

I sold some art. What should I do with the money? Do I have to pay tax?

My advisor sold me high-fee funds. Should I dump her?

Remember, fees are only one part of your advisor relationship. And you can get them lowered

My advisor sold me high-fee funds. Should I dump her?

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Envelope budgeting 2.0: How this system works

How one couple uses a mixture of actual envelopes and digital pockets to manage household finances

Envelope budgeting 2.0: How this system works

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