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Marriage

Real Estate

Choosing the matrimonial home

Some say life shouldn’t change when you’re married, but that’s not how the taxman sees it—especially when it comes to property ownership. Bruce Sellery has this advice for a soon-to-be married couple.

Budgeting

Money and marriage

For richer or poorer is a common vow couples pledge to each other, but most don’t talk about what that might mean until it’s too late.

Ask MoneySense

Money: a relationship deal breaker?

They say love is blind, but marrying someone who’s bad with money is just asking for trouble. Bruce Sellery offers his advice before you say “I do.”

April/May 2012

Leaving it all behind

by Julie Cazzin

Shopping

How much will life’s big events cost you?

Whenever you run into a major life event, it’s time to check in with your financial adviser.

News

January 17 roundup

On financial pros of being single or married, the new RBC Shoppers Optimum debit card and taxes to the IRS.

by MoneySense staff

Save

The savings conversation

Sure, you can save on your own while your partner continues to spend. But doing it together is easier.

Save

Keep your finances separate

When you get married, does that mean you’re becoming financially dependent on each other? I don’t think so.

Shopping

Secrets of a gold digger

by Camilla Cornell

News

Many couples have differing ideas about retirement

Survey reveals married retirees aren’t on the same page when it comes to their golden years.

by MoneySense staff