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Virtual home gym deals: Staying fit at home with digital gym sales to keep you motivated—and on budget

You’ve never had more options for working out at home than now. For a while, gear packaged with access...

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How not to overspend on your next car

Taking the time to research the options online, and arriving at the dealership in the right (not hangry) frame...

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What are the tax consequences of real estate joint ownership when one owner dies?

It can get complicated, especially if the surviving owner resides overseas—where that country's tax laws may apply as well.

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Marriott Bonvoy: Breaking down the world’s largest hotel rewards program

Frequent travellers receive perks and rewards when they stay at Marriott Bonvoy properties and use the international hotel group's...

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Home economics: How moving to a smaller city can reap big financial gains

Leaving Toronto for Winnipeg, the author pocketed 113% in real estate gains—and experts say there are still profits to...