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When your dead spouse’s debt is your debt

Debts can't be transferred when a spouse dies

When your dead spouse’s debt is your debt

High-school shootings prompt a fresh look at ETF components

Gun-related stocks are not great performers but they have been hard to avoid

High-school shootings prompt a fresh look at ETF components

Undervalued U.S. stocks that could rebound

Find value stocks that are not being dragged down by debt

Undervalued U.S. stocks that could rebound

The problem with investing $150,000 in seg funds

Often the math doesn't add up

The problem with investing $150,000 in seg funds

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Advisors believe their own misguided advice

Rewiring advisor brains may be the answer

Advisors believe their own misguided advice

Two benefits of ‘corporate class’ mutual funds

And what exactly does tax efficiency in a fund even mean, anyway?

Two benefits of ‘corporate class’ mutual funds

The trouble with moving stocks to a TFSA

Private placements can pay off, but you're going to have to take a hit on capital gains

The trouble with moving stocks to a TFSA

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I work harder than my ex. Why must I pay spousal support?

Catherine works long hours to earn twice as much as her ex. Can she avoid paying him spousal support?

I work harder than my ex. Why must I pay spousal support?

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How this new, deep-in-debt doctor spends $800 a week

Jen has $85,000 in debt. She needs to keep her goals in mind to help rein in spending

How this new, deep-in-debt doctor spends $800 a week

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