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selling your house

How to avoid selling your house at a loss

There are options to refinance the mortgage or receive a tax deduction to recuperate costs

How to avoid selling your house at a loss

A high-rise apartment building in Vancouver

When two people are on a condo title, who pays capital gains?

Figuring out who "owns" a property is key

When two people are on a condo title, who pays capital gains?

A paint tray of fresh paint for the walls.

Using RRSP money for a renovation

Janet is hoping the value of her investment property will increase and make up for the RRSP loss

Using RRSP money for a renovation

For many young Canadians, home won’t be a house

In most cities, a decent house is now something only rich people can afford

For many young Canadians, home won’t be a house

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income property

Paying down an income property

Should you use your RRSP? Depends on your long-term goals

Paying down an income property

cottage purchases capital gains tax

Paying capital gains tax on a jointly-owned cottage

Do you pay when each person dies? Or when the cottage is sold?

Paying capital gains tax on a jointly-owned cottage

Toronto home sales in July plunge compared to year ago

Benchmark price was up 18% year-over-year

Toronto home sales in July plunge compared to year ago

B.C government reviewing foreign buyers’ tax

Initial impact of tax slipping away

B.C government reviewing foreign buyers’ tax

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The problem with low mortgage delinquency rates

Low delinquency rates are not an indicator of financial health. Quite the opposite

The problem with low mortgage delinquency rates

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