Should you sell stocks to simplify with an all-in-one ETF?
A MoneySense reader wants to sell stocks and buy ETFs but has concerns about the tax implications. Here’s what...
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“I inherited my husband’s TFSA. Does that affect my contribution room?”
It matters how you designate a spouse on your TFSA should you die before they do. Successor holders get...
ETFs are great for diversification, but check their holdings carefully
Experts share tips on how Canadian investors can diversify their investment portfolio—without overdoing it.
Single-stock ETFs: Approach with caution
Whether for income or day trading, these ETFs are more complex and potentially risky products than they first appear....
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How can couples avoid capital gains tax on property in Canada?
A MoneySense reader asks what tax and probate implications she might face if she inherits a rental property held...
Do you need that bank mutual fund? Maybe not
A quarter of Ontario mutual fund dealers say customers were sold unneeded products.
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The Index Matrix vividly illustrates how different assets performed in the past. Here’s how Canadians can use it to...
Mutual funds vs. ETFs: What you need to know to decide what investment works for you
Both mutual funds and ETFs have their place, and the right one for you comes down to your financial...
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Tax implications of giving your spouse money to invest
A MoneySense reader wants to give money to his spouse to invest. Can he avoid Canada’s income attribution rules?