Taxes

Separation and divorce: How do we split up our investments?

When a relationship breaks down, there are tax implications arising from the division of investment assets. 

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Myths and facts of reverse mortgages

Although there is growing interest in this financial product, which allows Canadians to borrow up to 55% of their...

Home Insurance

“Do I need to tell my insurance company about a house fire or flood that I fix myself?”

Because fire and flood repairs are so pricey, a legal expert advises it’s in your interest—and your bank account’s—to...

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Your mortgage payment deferral is over. Now what?

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Debt

Installment plan or credit card? Get the best of both for big-ticket purchases

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Spend

Meal planning: the money-saving ingredient

A working parent, trained chef and experienced recipe developer shares strategies for trimming your takeout bill while reducing food...

Income Properties

Real estate during COVID-19: to invest or not to invest?

Do the historically low mortgage rates we're seeing right now outweigh the risk of buying property during a pandemic?...

Partner content

“Is it time to buy a home, or should I continue renting?” 

Look at how long you expect to live in your next residence, your ability to handle all the monthly...

Credit Cards

10 strategies to help you pay off your credit card

Who doesn’t want to pay down credit card debt? Following these tips can help you bring your credit card...