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Will we pay more tax if we live common law?

You'll still have to report joint income despite being financially independent of each other

Will we pay more tax if we live common law?

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Building a better life

Three kids, no income and one of the parents is in school. Can the Flanagans buy a house?

Building a better life

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Financial Planning

Do’s and don’ts of year-end tax planning

6 tips to help you get the most out of year-end tax planning

Do’s and don’ts of year-end tax planning

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3-D rule for year-end tax planning

Deduct, defer and divide

3-D rule for year-end tax planning

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Why your TFSA needs a successor holder

Designate one to save your spouse from complications

Why your TFSA needs a successor holder

Home Buyers' Plan

5 home selling myths debunked

"You don’t need report the sale of your home to the taxman"

5 home selling myths debunked

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Magazine Archive

Easy money, easy target

'Side hustles’ are lucrative—But the tax man is watching

Easy money, easy target

Money Fit calendar: December

Get smart about charitable giving and tax loss selling

Money Fit calendar: December

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Investing U.S. stocks in a TFSA

Avoiding U.S. stocks in your TFSA may lead you to pay more tax

Investing U.S. stocks in a TFSA

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